OTL2HTML.PY
What is OTL2HTML.PY?
	: It is a small program that converts Vim Outliner's OTL files 
	: into nicely formatted HTML files. It has two main output methods. One is 
	: for pretty, stand-alone web pages; useful for reports and instances 
	: where a 'Word' document might suffice. The other is for created HTML 
	: pages that might be used for web pages or for complete web sites. For 
	: easy customization it supports the use of both in-line and external CSS 
	: files. 
Usage
	otl2html.py [options] inputfile > outputfile
	Command Line Option
		; -s    sheet        Use the specified style sheet with a link.
		; -S    sheet        Include the specified style sheet in-line.
		; -T                 The first line is not the title.
		; -D                 First level is divisions for pretty web pages.
		; -c                 Hide comments.
		; -C   "copyright"   Use the specified copyright.
		; -v                 Show the version.
		; -H                 Show the syntax help.
Beautification
	: These are simple character styles. You must keep the start and end tags 
	: on the same line.
	|| Tag | Function | Usage  | Presentation |
	| **  | bold | **This is bold** This is not | **This is bold** This is not  |
	| // | italic | //This is italic// This is not | //This is italic// This is not  |
	| +++  | highlight | +++As if I used a highlighter+++ or not | +++As if I used a highlighter+++ or not  |
	| ---  | strikeout | The price is ---old price--- new price | The price is ---old price--- new price  |
	| (c)  | copyright symbol | Copyright (c) 2005 Noel Henson | Copyright (c) 2005 Noel Henson  |
	| (C)  | copyright symbol | Copyright (C) 2005 Noel Henson | Copyright (C) 2005 Noel Henson  |
	: If proper nesting of tags is observed, several can be used at once:
	: +++//**Highlight-Bold-Italic**//+++.
	Bullets
		|| Tag | Function | Usage  | Presentation |
		| - | bulleted heading | - Heading  | <ul><LI class="LB3">Heading<ul> |
		| + | numbered heading | + Heading  | <ul><LI class="LN3">Heading<ul> |
	Horizontal Rule
		: This is the final beautifier. Just put 40 dashes on a line and it 
		: will be show up as a simple horizontal rule.
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		: It makes this:
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Supported VO Data Blocks
	+ Headings
	+ Body Text
	Preformatted Text
	Tables
Version and Copyright
	; Version 1.37
	; Copyright (c) 2005 Noel Henson
	; License: GPL