I'm going to have to learn SubML, and have run into a minor stumbling block, first of many I'm sure.
How do you enter a command line that uses SubML on a XP Pro machine? There are examples given in the tutorials, but they assume the presence of a command line to begin with.
I have located another utility with some help from my friends that I feel is necessary at http://www.bobsoft.com/html2txt/ . This gives me the conversion program I need to pull the examples and code off the links given for SubML.
I have also been checking out http://opencircuitdesign.com/xcircuit/ , which is the prefered illustration program for this site. Problem is, they use the .tgz extension, which is a decompression program I don't have. Any ideas?
Might as well ask about the .tar compressions too while I'm about it.
I have the feeling I'm dealing with Linux, which is cool, but I have never used beyond the Live! CD options.
How do you enter a command line that uses SubML on a XP Pro machine? There are examples given in the tutorials, but they assume the presence of a command line to begin with.
I have located another utility with some help from my friends that I feel is necessary at http://www.bobsoft.com/html2txt/ . This gives me the conversion program I need to pull the examples and code off the links given for SubML.
I have also been checking out http://opencircuitdesign.com/xcircuit/ , which is the prefered illustration program for this site. Problem is, they use the .tgz extension, which is a decompression program I don't have. Any ideas?
Might as well ask about the .tar compressions too while I'm about it.
I have the feeling I'm dealing with Linux, which is cool, but I have never used beyond the Live! CD options.