MemPad's HTML

Modern websites mostly rely on HTML which is a powerful and popular web programming language. Code can even be written in plain text format and later on built with dedicated apps. For instance, MemPad's HTML wants to help in this regard to convert different text documents to be included in HTML projects.

A cool advantage is that the application is good to go from the moment download is done. This automatically means you don’t have to go through a setup process to make it work, but more than that, it perfectly fits on a thumb drive so you can benefit from its set of features on other computers besides your own. Moreover, registry entries are not affected in the process.

Although the application is intended to be a converter for MemPad output files, it doesn’t really have to be installed on your PC. In fact, the application supports several more file formats than LST which is MemPad’s output. As such, you can load TXT and RTF files for conversion, regardless of their content.

Only a few requirement fields need to be filled in to obtain the output. Needless to say that the main one is the input file, which needs to be selected through the built-in browse dialog, because dropping it over the main window has no effect. You also need to provide a save location and filename for the output.

The application comes with two default template styles you select from a drop-down menu. You’re free to edit them, but some degree of HTML knowledge is required. A custom title can be added, with the possibility to include page separator lines. When done, the resulting HTML file can show up in your default web browser if the corresponding option is enabled.

To sum it up, MemPad's HTML can turn various types of text documents into a stylish HTML note you can include in your projects. MemPad is not a mandatory requirement, while portability gives you the flexibility required to convert documents from other computers.