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Re: [zzdev] Zigzag v0.66 released - includes first HTML prototype!

Belated CONGRATULATIONS!

Ted
By the way, my suggested spelling was ZIZL
 (I forget the acronym, but it will turn up soon
 when I review my notes.)


At 04:22 AM 1/8/99 +1100, you wrote:
>Yes folks, despite the silence on the mailing lists I've pressed ahead
>and released Zigzag v0.66.  This is the first version with the user
>interface code separated from the rest of the code, and now includes
>two user interfaces - the existing curses interface, "zigzag", and
>a first prototype of a new HTML interface, "zizzle".  Zizzle is not
>yet interactive (so far it just outputs a single HTML page to STDOUT).
>Sample output from running "zizzle demodisk.zz" is also included as the
>file "demodisk.html".  This requires a web browser with <TABLE> support,
>so Lynx won't work - but then if you wanted curses you'd run zigzag!
>
>Share and enjoy,
>		*** Xanni ***
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>
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