hi, recently i've been integrating po4a into the DC++ <http://dcplusplus.sf.net> help system, which uses HTML files compiled in a CHM file. here are a few remarks, didn't want to send separate messages or bug reports; if i should, please tell me. 1) the XHTML component inlines some tags like <b>, <i>, but forgets <u> which is for underlining text. this results in a few texts that are cut out of their context. 2) since DC++ is mainly a Windows app, it can be cross-compiled but i compile it under Windows. i've installed po4a pretty easily using Cygwin <http://www.cygwin.com/>;, which helps provide many of the nix tools under Windows. the only problem i encountered was paths containing "::" in po/pod.cfg; i replaced each "::" with a ".", and it worked fine. i also added a few batch files in Cygwin/bin with the same names as the po4a programs (eg "po4a-gettextize.bat" for "po4a-gettextize"), so that they can be called from outside the Cygwin Shell, each batch file containing: @echo off bash --login -i -c "cd '%CD%'" bash -c '%0 %*' echo on [my initial e-mail about this can be found at <http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=E6149C0EF2B5474A...] 3) some of our HTML files have been created on Windows, and thus had DOS line endings (CR LF). po4a-gettextize parsed them fine, but there were some lines ending incorrectly in the generated .pot file; eg: msgid "" "blah blah 1st line blah blah 2nd line" which should have been: msgid "" "blah blah 1st line" "blah blah 2nd line" i solved it by converting the DOS files into nix format (LF only), but it would be nice if po4a could actually interpret CR's as line delimiters. 4) when using po4a-translate, and the "-k" option condition is not met, it would be useful if the program returned an error code. 5) out of curiosity, do you know if po4a works on ActivePerl? poy