Release date: 18 Mar 2014

New features

New output type: Plain HTML output

This output type works in a similar fashion to the plain excel output type: The objects on the page are aligned into a grid, each object going into a separate cell, and then the output is layed out as a table. Lines and rectangles are displayed as table cell borders. Fonts, colors and sizes are defined via CSS.

This solution produces a clean, fast rendering, cross-browser compatible HTML output, suitable for web pages or emails. (Click here for a sample document: Sample1)

The output is invoked by "HTMLPLAIN" output type parameter:
```
loSession = xfrx("XFRX#INIT")
lnRetVal = loSession.SetParams("output.html",,,,,,"HTMLPLAIN")
If lnRetVal = 0
    loSession.ProcessReport("report1")
    loSession.finalize()
Endif  
```
By default, the output is a complete self-contained HTML file. You can also use the HTML_NOSTYLES option to process just the inner HTML, without CSS styles, head or body tags:
```
loSession = xfrx("XFRX#INIT")
lnRetVal = loSession.SetParams("output.html",,,,,,"HTMLPLAIN")
If lnRetVal = 0
    loSession.SetOtherParams("HTML_NOSTYLES", .T.)
    loSession.ProcessReport("report1")
    loSession.finalize()
Endif
```
Notes:

- This feature requires .NET framework 3.5. The HTML is produced by a .NET console application which reads XML files generated by XFRX and coverts them. This console application (xfrxt.exe) needs to be distributed along with the application.
- This output type currenty does not support images

Bugs fixed