More information:
- external options to the program
- which items are handled by
GénàToile
?
The current GénàToile version is 0.24 beta 28-11-2004
Bugs fix :
- Surname table: identation of the town table if 3-level display.
Known bug, not fixed :
- Lists of acts : if there is no act for a choosen place, there is
a displacement of the links on the main page.
By-pass : check the links of the main page after generation, and
suppress the places without act.
The "shopping list" is
- html code insertion at beginning and end of
each generated file
- original ged2www display
You can get the Java machine on Sun
Microsystems
site: last time I connected, you could download from this address.
Get at least Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition US
English
version, or the all languages version, if you need it for
other
purposes.
You will download about 8 Mbytes (and more for the international
version).
systems running Mac OS X
Mac OS X has an implemented java machine. So, nothing to download.
You certainly got GénàToile as a compressed (zipped)
file,
genatoile.zip. Unzip this file in a directory named as you want,
keeping
the subdirectory organisation in the zip-file. In the following, I'll
assume
that you named it GénàToile.
In this GénàToile directory, you'll get :
- genatoile.jar
- genatoile.gif
- genatoile.bmp
- local.fh
- local.fi
- local.fm
- local.fp
- reliure.gif
- rouge.gif
- vert.gif
- jaune.gif
- vert.gif
In the doc subdirectory :
- doc.html
- and the other help files
- and a english subdirectory
containing the on-line documentation in English.
In the deutsch, english, espanol,
italiano, neder, portugues :
- local.fh
- local.fi
- local.fm
- local.fp
GénàToile is released as a run file,
genatoile.jar,
and complementary files :
- local.fm, file used to
"translate"
in readable language the gedcom-file dates, and some key words of the
GEDCOM
standard. You can learn more on the local.fm file, click
here.
- local.fp, containing the
prefixes
of your surnames. Learn more.
- local.fi, containing the Graphic
Uesr Interface texts. Learn more.
- local.fh, containing the texts
for html pages generation. Learn more.
- reliure.gif, good-looking
background
screen file, but you can use other backgrounds, of course.
- rouge.gif, vert.gif,
jaune.gifet
bleu.gif
just containing a red square and a green square, showing the Sosa and
the
cousins relatives of an individual you'll choose when executing
GénàToile.
You can replace these files with any other gif file you want, that
you'll
call rouge.gif for showing Sosa, and vert.gif for showing the
cousins.
The same applies to jaune.gif and bleu.gif.
- genatoile.gif will give you a
pretty ;o) icon to locate your favorite program when running
- genatoile.bmp can help you to
locate a shorter for GénàToile execution.
The "local.xx" files for English language are in the "/english"
subdirectory.
If you want use this language, be sure to replace the basic "local.xx",
which are French files. There is no specific installation procedure for
English language.
For German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch or Portuguese languages, you'll
find the
local.xx
in the "/deutsch", "/espanol", "/italiano", "/neder" or "/Portuguese"
subdirectory.
There
is no specific installation procedure for these languages.
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Mac OS X systems
In the directory where GénàToile was unzipped,
double-click
on the genatoile.jar file
Besides, you can look at the documentation when choosing the Help tab, and see the generated pages with the View tab and click on View button.