To upgrade your tool, just unzip the new archive in the same directory,
it will overwrite the relevant files. Please send comments, requests to
change the standard style sheets file to
webreq@w3.org
9612: version 1.0
9704: version 1.1
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fixed a bug in <h1>foo</h1> detection
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added variable LOGO in the makefile. Use this to change the logo in your
slides, for instance for WWW6 use ../Icons/www6.gif. By default
it is the regular W3C logo, ../Icons/w3c_home.gif
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added variable STYLE_SHEET in the makefile. Use this if you need a customized
style sheet. Copy the default ../Tools/w3ctalk.css in your new talk
directory and customize that one only. Then link it to your talk using
that variable.
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wrote a test document test.htm
9706: version 2.0
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The script has been rewritten in PERL, there are no more bugs in the <h1>*</h1>
detection
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Added checking for ALT in <IMG> tags
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Added 3 css files for 640, 800, 1024 pixels width displays
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moved parameters from make.bat and Makefile to the common
file infos.txt
9711: version 2.1
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Added the "Change size" button
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Added the cssUserFiles parameter
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Added the <div class=comment>blabla</div> functionality
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Rewrote the documentation
9804: version 2.2
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Anchors removed from slide links
9805: version 3.0
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Add support for navigation icons being in a single directory C:/Talks/Icons/
whereas talks are in directories such as C:/Talks/1998/MyTalk/ (uses
relative links starting by /Talks/Icons/ instead of ../Icons/ when applicable)
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Same fix for C:/Talks/Tools/
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2 fixes above are especially useful for W3C AFS space
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added Slideme information for easy slides creation
1998 June 1: version 3.1
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doctype HTML 4.0 transitional added on the slides (validation needed)
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previous and next slide buttons bear a title
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slides are numbered
1998 June 12: version 4.0 by Pierre Fillault
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main program w3cburst.pl is commented
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generate multiple table of contents (TOC) corresponding to the different
style sheets
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keep the main TOC without number so the server can pick it up with a request
to http://www.w3.org/Talks/1998/MyTalk/
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all the links contain extension (.html or .gif) so the presentation can
be given from anywhere (web server is not needed - but this defeats content
negotiation)
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white background style sheets have been added and fixed (better for projection)
