The Readme/License file I want to include in my installer is in html, how can I show it to the user?

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Can I set a html file as a Readme or License file?

asked 06 Sep '11, 04:30

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You cannot use html files directly as Readme or License files because their content has to be displayed in multiples modes, including text. On Unix, you can easily convert your html file into text using: 

lynx -dump license.html > license.txt
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