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//The following data was made by "Alcoholic 007" for free use. //////
//Web site:  http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/psychosworld2/ ////////////
//You may ask:  Why in the heck are there so many var's defined? ////
//Well, I did that in order to keep the functional part of the code//
//easy to read/organise/modify, if I need to do any of the above to//
//it again later.  Also, I can change var's with out going hunting //
//in the main bulk of what would have been a nasty mess, if left ////
//out of order.  Thanks for reading.  Stop by again some time. //////
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// 1--- To use the fmakehtml.html utility, just open it up in any browsing 
// utility and copy your stats from the outputed .txt fallout (1or2) 
// output file into the appropriate spaces.  (Don't worry if you don't 
// fill up all of the extra spaces, they will not show up in the final
// .html document you make from the output box in this utility.)

// 2--- After 
// you enter all of the desired information, click on the button called
// "Format Entered Text" and the infomation you have entered will 
// combine with a pre-formatted mess of html and show up in the large 
// box directly unerneath that button.

// 3--- Next click "Select Output Text"
// and all of the text in the box will become highlighted.  Right-Click 
// on the highlighted text and select "copy."

// 4--- Creat a new text document in any .txt file editor (notepad is 
// most common on widows machines) and go to the "Edit" menu, and 
// select "Paste."

// 5--- Go to File>save as, and type your file name in this form:
// "myfile.html"
// The program will save your new character file as an html document 
// that you can now load into a web-browser.


// ---Notes---
// -When choosing a color at the top for the background you can enter 
// both the hex number, or the actual color name... "red" for example.
// -You MUST put " " marks around the data you enter into these two 
// fields, or it may not compile correctly. :-/
// -You MUST ALSO make sure that the associated "reference" folder, 
// and the file within it do not become seperated from the 
// "fmakehtml.html" file (they must also remain in the same file 
// orientation,) or the utility will not work.