html-strip v0.0d1: Copyright (c) 1996 Adam Lloyd.
24th January 1996

html-strip is a small utility that takes an HTML file and strips all
the HTML tags out of it. It's not 100% foolproof, but does the job most
of the time and is fairly simple to use: 'html-strip <in-file>' is all 
you need to type, where <in-file> is the name of your input HTML file.
Please note that html-strip overwrites the original file.

This utility is not meant to be perfect in any way, but is just a quick
hack to deal with something I need to do from time to time. I may get
around to doing a Mac version before long, a la NetStripper, but don't
hold your breath waiting for it.

------- INSTALLATION -------
html-strip is supplied as source code (complete with a Makefile) and as
an ELF binary. I would recommend recompiling it on your system, though,
and you can do this simply by changing to the html-strip directory and
typing 'make clean; make all'.

You can put the resulting binary 'html-strip' anywhere you like. I
personally prefer /usr/local/bin.

------- DISTRIBUTION -------
html-strip is Copyright (c) 1996 Adam Lloyd. However, feel free to copy
the program and give it to your friends. If you want to, you can modify
the source code and redistribute it, but please make a note somewhere in
your documentation (README file or something) saying that your version is
based on my original version. Something like the GPL, really...

Enjoy,
Adam.

Comments, etc. to adam@park78.demon.co.uk.

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[Lastly, the author, Adam Lloyd, accepts no responsibility or liability
for any loss damage that this program might cause to you, your computer
system or your data. You use it entirely at your own risk.]