--- psiconv/trunk/README	1999/12/02 17:19:23	35
+++ psiconv/trunk/README	1999/12/02 18:05:36	36
@@ -40,17 +40,10 @@
 ===========
 
 libpsiconv is a library of routines that you can link against your own
-application. It allows you to read Psion 5 files, and helps you output
-more commonly used files. Note that it comes under the GNU General
-Public License; that means that you can only link it to programs which
-are also covered by that license. You can contact me if you need other
-license terms.
-
-Libpsiconv consists of two parts. The parser reads the Psion file into its
-internal data structures. The generator reads these data structures and
-generates an output file in some other format. Libpsiconv is written to make
-it easy to add generators, without having to modify the parser side. 
-Actually, it is a lot easier to write a generator than to modify the parser!
+application. It allows you to read Psion 5 files. Note that it comes 
+under the GNU General Public License; that means that you can only link 
+it to programs which are also covered by that license. You can contact 
+me if you need other license terms.
 
 The parser is quite good at the moment. Page layout codes are not yet
 read, but almost everything that is described in the documents in the
@@ -58,7 +51,20 @@
 cope with inserted objects (ie. documents in some other format) and
 other as of yet undocumented things.
 
-The current HTML target is not very ideal. HTML is just not made to 
+Documentation is scarce; please examine the source code or the example
+psiconv program. Some things may also be found in the doc subdirectory.
+
+
+THE PROGRAM
+===========
+
+Psiconv is a command-line converter that reads Psiconv files and outputs
+more commonly used formats. It is linked against libpsiconv, and can
+handle anything that it can.
+
+Please enter `psiconv --help' if you want to know about its syntax.
+
+The current HTML3 target is not very ideal. HTML is just not made to 
 represent detailed layout considerations: it is a document description
 language. Still, the output is quite readable already. Of course, headers
 and footers are not displayed, because there is no notion of pages in 
@@ -72,25 +78,19 @@
 
 A plain TEXT target just grabs all text, without any futher conversions.
 
+The RTF target is not finished yet; in fact, it is no usable at all
+right now.
+
+All ImageMagick graphic output formats are supported; depending on how
+you compiled ImageMagick, this is betwee 20 and 50 different formats.
+Your favorite one should be somewhere...
+
 I would very much like to add other targets, like (La)TeX, RTF (Rich Text
 Format) and XML (for AbiWord). If other people want to work on this, please
 let me know! Of course, you could also write your own conversion applications
 just using my data format description. Native import/export filters for
 some word processors would be very welcome!
 
-Documentation is scarce; please examine the source code or the example
-psiconv program. Some things may also be found in the doc subdirectory.
-
-
-THE PROGRAM
-===========
-
-Psiconv is a command-line converter that reads Psiconv files and outputs
-more commonly used formats. It is linked against libpsiconv, and can
-handle anything that it can.
-
-Please enter `psiconv --help' if you want to know about its syntax.
-
 Psiconv is licensed under the GPL. Please read the included file COPYING
 for exact licensing information. Please contact me if you need some other
 licensing terms.
@@ -102,9 +102,10 @@
 Starting with version 0.2, psiconv should keep all namespaces unpoluted.
 Starting with version 0.4, the conversion routines are linked into a
 (static or shared) library. Version 0.5 has autoconf and libtool support,
-and should run on many more platforms. 
+and should run on many more platforms. Version 0.6 has support for
+graphics.
 
-High on the TODO list are input routines for Sketch, MBM and Record files. 
+High on the TODO list are input routines for Record files. 
 Sheet files will be next. I am running into some trouble understanding 
 Data and Agenda files, but with a little luck, I'll figure it out after 
 all. This is more long-term though.