Chris & others, cg> Since you have invested some labour on using/testing HTML.Tool , how about passing on your experience ? Certainly. cg> HTML.Compile * does what ....? Translates a text to an HTML text. cg> A sample data (input) file is: .....? TestHTML.Text cg> What is TestHTML.Text ? Mark it, apply HTML.Compile and you will get a file named TestHTML.html. The target file name is the first word in the file. In the input, color of text has significance; header information is in red, links are in blue. It is explained in TestHTML.* and also in HTML.Mod. Attributing semantic significance to color of text is a departure from the Pascal/Modula/Oberon tradition of associating semantics with a strictly defined syntax ... but it works. The Web page cited in the signature of this message was created this way. A more general means of creating an HTML text is to specify the document in TeX or LaTeX and to apply a TeXtoHTML translator. I've never tried this and do not know how links are specified in TeX. Perhaps another reader can tell us this. To my knowledge, TeXtoHTML is not yet implemented in Oberon. Regards, Peter E. Peter Lyall Easthope 48.7693d N, 123.3053d W, 30 m http://carnot.pathology.ubc.ca/