DOS command line HTML/WEB table generator Cool utility that generates HTML tables for Web pages.  I wrote it for use generating real time production counts from the factory floor but I've found it to be useful for all sorts of other non-industrial Web applications.  Here's how it works.  Export some data from a database in a CSV format X,Y,Z  <- first row are field headers 1,2,3 <- 2nd thru ... are data records 4,5,6 7,8,9 From the DOS command line, you would run:

"DOS command line HTML/WEB table generator Cool utility that generates HTML tables for Web pages.  I wrote it for use generating real time production counts from the factory floor but Ive found it to be useful for all sorts of other non-industrial Web applications.  Heres how it works.  Export some data from a database in a CSV format XYZ  <- first row are field headers 123 <- 2nd thru ... are data records 456 789 From the DOS command lineyou would run:"

DOS command line HTML/WEB table generator
Cool utility that generates HTML tables for
Web pages.  I wrote it for use generating
real time production counts from the factory
floor but I've found it to be useful for all
sorts of other non-industrial Web
applications.  Here's how it works.  Export
some data from a database in a CSV format
X,Y,Z  <- first row are field headers 1,2,3
<- 2nd thru ... are data records 4,5,6 7,8,9
From the DOS command line, you would run:

DOS command line HTML/WEB table generator
Cool utility that generates HTML tables for
Web pages.  I wrote it for use generating
real time production counts from the factory
floor but I've found it to be useful for all
sorts of other non-industrial Web
applications.  Here's how it works.  Export
some data from a database in a CSV format
X,Y,Z  <- first row are field headers 1,2,3
<- 2nd thru ... are data records 4,5,6 7,8,9
From the DOS command line, you would run:

DOS command line HTML/WEB table generator
Cool utility that generates HTML tables for
Web pages.  I wrote it for use generating
real time production counts from the factory
floor but I've found it to be useful for all
sorts of other non-industrial Web
applications.  Here's how it works.  Export
some data from a database in a CSV format
X,Y,Z  <- first row are field headers 1,2,3
<- 2nd thru ... are data records 4,5,6 7,8,9
From the DOS command line, you would run:

DOS command line HTML/WEB table generator
Cool utility that generates HTML tables for
Web pages.  I wrote it for use generating
real time production counts from the factory
floor but I've found it to be useful for all
sorts of other non-industrial Web
applications.  Here's how it works.  Export
some data from a database in a CSV format
X,Y,Z  <- first row are field headers 1,2,3
<- 2nd thru ... are data records 4,5,6 7,8,9
From the DOS command line, you would run:

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