txt2tags version 2.6 <http://txt2tags.org>

Usage: txt2tags [OPTIONS] [infile.t2t ...] --targets print a list of all the available targets and exit -t, --target=TYPE set target document type. currently supported: adoc, art, creole, dbk, doku, gwiki, html, lout, man, mgp, moin, pm6, pmw, sgml, tex, txt, wiki, xhtml -i, --infile=FILE set FILE as the input file name ('-' for STDIN) -o, --outfile=FILE set FILE as the output file name ('-' for STDOUT) --encoding=ENC set target file encoding (utf-8, iso-8859-1, etc) --toc add an automatic Table of Contents to the output --toc-level=N set maximum TOC level (depth) to N --toc-only print the Table of Contents and exit -n, --enum-title enumerate all titles as 1, 1.1, 1.1.1, etc --style=FILE use FILE as the document style (like HTML CSS) --css-sugar insert CSS-friendly tags for HTML/XHTML --css-inside insert CSS file contents inside HTML/XHTML headers -H, --no-headers suppress header and footer from the output --mask-email hide email from spam robots. x@y.z turns <x (a) y z> --slides format output as presentation slides (used by -t art) --width=N set the output's width to N columns (used by -t art) --height=N set the output's height to N rows (used by -t art) -C, --config-file=F read configuration from file F --gui invoke Graphical Tk Interface -q, --quiet quiet mode, suppress all output (except errors) -v, --verbose print informative messages during conversion -h, --help print this help information and exit -V, --version print program version and exit --dump-config print all the configuration found and exit --dump-source print the document source, with includes expanded Turn OFF options: --no-css-inside, --no-css-sugar, --no-dump-config, --no-dump-source, --no-encoding, --no-enum-title, --no-headers, --no-infile, --no-mask-email, --no-outfile, --no-quiet, --no-rc, --no-slides, --no-style, --no-targets, --no-toc, --no-toc-only Example: txt2tags -t html --toc file.t2t By default, converted output is saved to 'infile.<target>'. Use --outfile to force an output file name. If input file is '-', reads from STDIN. If output file is '-', dumps output to STDOUT. http://txt2tags.org