Screenshots

On this this page, you will find some screenshots from Cyrk Text Converter.

The Folder containing Cyrk Text Converter

The folder contains the application and a resource folder (“res”). Moreover, a preference document is installed in the Preference folder of the System folder. Nothing else is installed, making it very esay to remove Cyrk Text Converter from your harddisc.
 

Three simultaneous conversions (50%)

This image shows three simultaneous conversions (Danish version of Cyrk Text Converter). New conversions can be started at any time, and you can keep using your Macintosh while Cyrk Text Converter is converting.
 

Preference Dialogue: Adjustment of Special Characters (60%)

Conversion of misc. special characters (three dots, hyphen, quotations marks, apostrophes). The list to the right is a list of fonts where special characters are not adjusted.

On the screenshot, there is also an example of a balloon help.
 

Preference Dialogue: Converting Paragraphs to HTML (60%)

Different paragraph styles are converted differently to html. Above you can see the conversion preferences for converting paragraph styles to html. Here you can see that the paragraph style “Heading 2” are to be converted to html paragraphs as <H2>. Moreover, if the paragraph is part of a footnote, the <H2> will have a certain class, “heading2-in-footnotes” (<H2 CLASS="heading2-in-footnotes">). Finally, a “wide line” (defined elsewhere) will be added before the paragraph, and empty paragraphs will just be left out.
 

Preference Dialogue: Special Conversions (Character Styles) – Conversion to HTML (60%)

This example shows how text formatted with the font “Courier” is to be converted: To <CODE>. Moreover, if the text is part of a footnote, the style class “footnote-code” will be applied (<CODE CLASS="footnote-code">).
 

Preference Dialogue: Document – converting to RTF (60%)

Document preferences: Margins, default tab width and paper size.
 

Preference Dialogue: Conversion of HTML Styles to RTF (60%)

In the example above, it is specified that emphasis (<EM>) is converted to italic, while strong emphasis (<STRONG>) is converted to bold. Finally, code (<CODE>) is converted to text formatted with the font “Courier”.
 

Preference Dialogue: “Styles” of Unstyled Text (60%)

The first line tells that bold will be converted to *bold* when converting to unstyled text (Mac or Windows).

Likewise, italic, underline, emphasis and strong emphasis are converted to /italic/, _underline_, /emphasis/ and *strong*emphasis*.
 

Preference Dialogue: Paragraphs – Conversion to Styled Macintosh Text (60%)

Paragraphs of different paragraph styles are each converted in a special way when converting to styled Macintosh text, and this example shows how the conversion of each paragraph style is specified.

This example shows how a paragraph of the paragraph style “Heading 2” is converted: The font “Helvetica” of size 18 points is used and is formatted with bold. Moreover, before the paragraph there will be an empty line of the height 18 points, while there will be no extra line after the paragraph or between two consecutive “Heading 2” paragraphs. Finally, it is specified that paragraphs of this paragraph style will have no indentation and that empty paragraphs will just be left out.
 

NB: There are a lot more preference dialogues than the ones shown on this page...