[UUG/MLUG] Clean up your Web pages with HTML TIDY!

[William F Bishop <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

  Was searching around on the Internet and found what seems to be
just what I need to clean up my hand-coded HTML webpages before I
convert them to PHP:  "Clean up your Web pages with HTML TIDY" at
http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/ ...  can get downloadable
binaries as shown below...  I installed the DOS version on my
Windows/486 platform and it works great!!!  there is a Red Hat 
Linux version but don't know if it exists on the MLUG server...  
Maybe Keith would know more about that...	Bill Bishop

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tidy.exe. Windows 95/98/2000/NT executable (32-bit Windows 
console-mode program)

Windows users! A free graphical user interface (HTML-Kit) for HTML 
Tidy is now available for windows 95/98/NT. Alternatively, you can 
get tidy in its native form as a Windows (win32) console program: 
tidy.exe, with the command options as per above. A version of Tidy 
for Windows 3.11 is in preparation.

Mac users! You can now run HTML Tidy as a standalone Macintosh 
application with a graphical user interface, or as a FilterTop 
filter (Screenshot). My thanks to Terry Teague for this port.

Amiga users! Keith Blakemore-Noble has compiled Tidy for the Amiga.

Tidy on BeOS! Scot Hacker is maintaining a BeoS port for Tidy that 
runs on Intel and PowerPC hardware.

AIX executable for Tidy! Compiled by Ciaran Deignan. The link is 
to a general download page. The executable is available for AIX 
4.3.2 and later.

Tidy RPM Package for Redhat Linux, maintained by Dimitri 
Papadopoulos. Tidy may also be available from other Linux distribution 
sites, e.g. http://rpmfind.net/.

Tidy for UnixWare! Simon Trimmer is maintaining a Tidy binary for 
Unixware.

Tidy386 for DOS, maintained by Nick B. This exploits the DPMI mechanism 
for the memory management.

Tidy on Solaris. Stephen Fuqua's page for Tidy on Solaris

Tidy on OS/2. An OS/2 release of tidy, as compiled by Kaz SHiMZ 
<EMAIL:PROTECTED>

Tidy on FreeBSD as maintained by Martin Fouts.
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William F Bishop       EMAIL:PROTECTED
Bishop Computing   http://mlug.missouri.edu/~wbishop/