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General
- What Is HTMLDOC?
- Is there a mailing list for HTMLDOC?
- Is there a newsgroup for HTMLDOC?
- Do I have to pay to use HTMLDOC?
- What do I get when I purchase HTMLDOC Basic?
- Can I evaluate HTMLDOC before I buy it?
- What is your refund policy?
- Do I have to pay Adobe to generate PDF files?
- Do I need to buy Adobe Acrobat to use HTMLDOC?
- Why just HTML?
- How do I enter a license from the command-line?
Licensing/Legal Questions
- I thought that HTMLDOC was open source software?!?
- Can I license HTMLDOC under different terms?
- Is it possible to embed HTMLDOC in my own product?
- Does HTMLDOC use LZW compression?
- Do I need an import/export license to use HTMLDOC outside the United States?
Download Questions
Functionality Questions
- What level of HTML is supported?
- Are stylesheets supported?
- How fast is HTMLDOC?
- Does HTMLDOC support remote documents/URLs?
- Does HTMLDOC support secure (encrypted) URLs?
- Can HTMLDOC generate encrypted PDF files?
- Can HTMLDOC generate 128-bit encrypted PDF files like Acrobat 5.0?
- Is UTF-8/Unicode/Chinese/Japanese text supported?
- Can I use ASP with HTMLDOC?
- Is there a DLL that can be called?
- Can HTMLDOC embed fonts?
- How can i embed my own fonts?
- Does HTMLDOC support forms?
Troubleshooting Questions
- Why does the format change when converting from HTML to PDF or Postscript?
- Why Does the & Character Not Appear in the Output?
- Why Does the < Character Not Appear in the Output?
HTML reserves the < character for the start of an HTML element name, e.g. <BODY>. You need to use < to get the less-than sign in your documents (and not just for HTMLDOC!)