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VB 2 HTML 
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Version 1.4.2
Released 04-Oct-1999

This 30-day demo version of VB 2 Html is distributed as shareware.
The Visual Basic run-time is not included in this download.

This software is distributed as-is. Neither the author nor
the distributors accept any responsibility for damage caused by
or attributed to use of this software. Please refer to the legal 
notice displayed by the supplied installation program.

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A  Intro
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The VB2Html utility converts VB (or VBA) code to formatted HTML 
with VB color-coding.
It can run as an add-in under Visual Basic, Excel, or stand-alone.

Suggestions and bugs to: vb2html@as-ltd.co.uk
See website http:\\www.as-ltd.co.uk\vb2html for up-to-date information.

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B  Installing the add-in
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1    Run the installation program setup.exe
2    Start Visual Basic. 
3    Click on the Add-Ins => Add-In Manager... menu.
4    In the form, put a check against VB 2 Html and press OK.

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C  Using the Add-in
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1    Open a VB or VBA project and select any piece of code 
     (whether in a class, module, or form code).
2    In VB:
        Select Add-Ins => VB 2 Html....
     In Excel:
        Select Tools => VB 2 Html....
3    Change or accept the choices in the wizard.
4    Press OK
5    Go to your HTML editor (e.g. Notepad or the HTML view of
     FrontPage) and paste.

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D  The Stand-alone Version
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This application is designed for users of VBA, and works in almost the same way as the add-in.

1    In your VBA environment (under, for example, Excel), select 
     the VB code you wish to convert and copy it to the clipboard.
2    Start vb2htmlu.exe (or switch to it if you have already started it).
3    If there is any text in the clipboard, then the OK button will be enabled.
4    Change or accept the options of the wizard, and press OK.
5    Go to your HTML editor (e.g. Notepad or the HTML view of FrontPage) and 
     paste. That's the lot.

Copyright Planatech Solutions 1999

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Release Notes
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Version 1.01   Original Release

Version 1.02   26-Aug-99

1    Added Keywords "Is", "Not", "As", "Declare", "ByVal", "ByRef", "LBound", 
     "UBound" "Lib", "Alias" & "Nothing", which had been omitted from 
     the keyword list.
2    Now recognizes keywords that are adjacent to parentheses.
3    Added Input option "Procedure" to select the current procedure.
4    On-line help

Version 1.03  11-Sep-99

1    Moved keywords to text file vb2html.kwd
2    Fixed parser bug affecting function keywords
3    Options are saved to registry

Version 1.04  23-Sep-99

1    Added Excel VBA support
2    Added INSTALL.BAT
3    Extended help file

Version 1.4.1 26-Sep-99

1    Replaced INSTALL.BAT with InstallShield setup.exe
2    Restricted use to 30 days

Version 1.4.2 08-Oct-99

1    Improved handling of enbedded white-space
2    Added lightweight setup option