How to install AlgART HTML Packer (AHP)

User Edition of AHP

AHP is ready for work! Just open the file ahp.htm in Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0+ or Netscape Navigator 4.0+.

The file ahp.htm requires only 3 files in the same directory: ahphelp.htm, license.htm and ahp.css. No additional images or JavaScript include-files are required. You may copy 4 files ahp.htm, ahphelp.htm, license.htm and ahp.css in any directory or place them into your Web-project, and run ahp.htm from there.

Professional Edition of AHP

The professional edition of AHP requires Web-server, which supports ASP - for example, Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0+. The Web-server must be installed on your computer or on some computer of your Intranet zone. You must also have an instrument allowing to manipulate with files in the Web-server - for example, Microsoft FrontPage or Microsoft InterDev, - and the user rights allowing to create and script ASP-pages at the Web-server.

To install the professional edition of AHP, please:

  1. Create new Web-project or open some existing Web-project on the Web-server. We recommend creating new Web-project with the name AHP.
  2. Place all AHP files (see list of files) into this Web-project. You can place there not all AHP files; minimal set is: ahp.asp, apack.js.asp, ahphelp.htm, license.htm.

Then, You can use both client-side and server-side versions of AHP from any computer of your Internet zone.

To use the client-side utility ahp.htm, please start Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0+ or Netscape Navigator 4.0+ and navigate to the address:
                      http://xxxxxxxxx/ahp.htm
where xxxxxxxxx is the Web-address of the Web-project where You placed the AHP files. For example:
                      http://www.myfirm.com/AHP/ahp.htm

To use the server-side utility ahp.asp, please start any Web-browser and navigate to the address:
                      http://xxxxxxxxx/ahp.asp
For example:
                      http://www.myfirm.com/AHP/ahp.asp

List of AHP files

The user edition of AHP consists of the following files:

The professional edition of AHP consists of the following files: