WebExe description
Converts HTML pages into standalone, self-running EXE files

WebExe converts a single HTML page, or group of pages, into one single, self-running EXE file with an integrated browser. Using this technology, manuals, product-catalogs, price lists, e-zines and so much more, can easily be produced in a compact, easily viewed format.

For example, you can set the size of the browser window, the appearance of the menu bars, restrict functionality, such as printing and copying from your file, and much more besides.

Your output file creation is a simple process. Starting from a single HTML file, all embedded graphics, sounds and linked pages are compiled into one single file.

This way the complete collection, or website, is worked through systematically with all files being collected and additionally compressed using the ZIP algorithm.

Includes a detailed Help system and an electronic assistant, to guide you through all stages, right up to the creation of your output file, making WebExe an easy to use, enjoyable experience.

Here are some key features of "WebExe":

· no additonally software necessary for starting the exe files (independent from installed browsers)
· electronic assistant, who guides through all phases up to the creation of the output file
· clear interface
· detailed help file
· beginning from a HTML-project's start page all linked files are collected
· the output files support 10 languages: Englisch, German, Spanish, Italian, French, Dutch, Esperanto, Portuguese, Afrikaans and Swedish
· many possibilities to control the browser's attributes, functionality, and behavior
· functions like copy, search, print or save can be disabled
· a password or expiry date can be set
· full-text search in the output files
· the exe files have a very small overhead (less than 340 KB)
· all files are compressed using the ZIP algorithm (reduces the size up to 50%)
· all pages and images are directly loaded and displayed from memory without temporarily storing them on disk
· the integrated browser supports most HTML 3.2 specifications, many additional HTML 4 enhancements and various Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) properties


Limitations:

· The output files are marked with an unregistered version logo.
· nag screen