These are the two most used, the first for Windows the second for Macintosh.
Especialy T2T (windows) is quite costumable...
Name: T2T
Vers: 2.51
Plat: Windows
Aut.: Sam Francke
Site:
http://home.hccnet.nl/s.j.francke/t2t/text2table.htm
PLic: Cardware
BLic: Cardware
Info:
T2T converts delimited files to HTML tables, separators are: (
(,) (TAB)
and (|). It handles CSV files produced by spreadsheet or database, handmade
compliant files may be processed as well.
On the TAB Header / Table Props are options to manipulate fonts and colors;
these are gathered in an embedded style sheet. Most features are set with
dot commands in the CSV/text file, dc are .!, .H, .h, .e, .c and .v for
explanation see the help.file.
By the way, Sam Francke has written some more excelent software, such as
CVSDB and "De Knop".
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Name: CVS-to-HTML
Vers: 2.1
Plat: Macintosh
Aut.: Jamie Flournoy
Site:
http://www.white-mountain.org/jamie/software/CSV-to-HTML/Documentation/readme.html
PLic: Freeware
BLic: Freeware
Info:
CSV-to-HTML converts CSV-format spreadsheet files, which can be exported
from Microsoft Excel, into HTML tables wrapped in a complete HTML document.
You can convert a single spreadsheet in 30 seconds or less: just Save As...
in CSV format from Excel, switch to the Finder and drag the document onto
CSV-to-HTML, and you're done.
CSV-to-HTML is a fat binary application (runs on 68K Macs and PowerPC Macs).
There are lots of ways I could tweak the code to make it faster, but it's
already so darn fast I don't feel like performance-tuning it. It took me
about 3 minutes after I finished and tested the PPC version to make the 68K
version, test it, and stick the 68K code in the PPC application to make it
"fat".
Mighty Kitten