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    HTML File List Creator

    HTML File List Creator

    Easily create an html list of your local files.

    HTML File List Creator is a simple application that creates an html list of the content of a folder on your hard disk, assuming that an exact copy of your local folder will be copied in a web space. So, the html list will not contains the links to the local files/folders, but links with a specified http url address. Example This is your local folder with some files: C:\MYAPP\guide.html C:\MYAPP\tutorial.avi C:\MYAPP\DOCS\document.pdf Now, we assume that the content of MYAPP...
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