Yes Sir

Yes sir.

These are my 5 steps:
1. I wrote a QB45 program back in '02 called Perfect
Calendar. It will produce an entire year as a
text file. Calendar.Bas requires Ethan Winer's
PRO.LIB $ PDQ.LIB to compile.

2.I opened this text file in Word as "Encoded Text", "MS-DOS".

3. Saved it as "Web Page, Filtered *.htm *.html"
Word usually does a lousy job in writing HTML
pages, but, it does a surprisingly good job with
extended ASCII drawing characters. The trick is
to save as "Web Page,Filtered".

4. Next I gave the newly created HTM file a blue
background with white letters.

5. I then imported it into a nifty program I have
used for some time with genealogy web pages. It
is called WebExe.Exe. It will create executable
EXE files from HTML page(s). I checked its home
page and it now costs $39.99. When I purchased it,
I believe I paid $15.00. I kept readjusting the
screen size, which WEBEXE allows until it was
just the correct size. WEBEXE is a very nifty
program.

WEBEXE Home Page:
http://www.aw-soft.com/


To download the Perfect Calendar program, go here:
http://www.smithselfgen.com/QuickBasic/CAL20.ZIP


View Screen of Perfect Calendar:





Regards, Don Smith