RedX HTML encoder 1.004

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There are many special characters that require encoding for use in a HTML document. Characters such as <, the symbol for less than, can not be used directly in HTML text as it will be mistaken as an opening tag. To use this symbol we encode it as <. RedX HTML encoder is a freeware application that will encode any special characters in a piece of text allowing the output to be used directly in a HTML document.

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RedX HTML encoder 1.004

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