eWeekReader[http://www.gamon.org/Profession/TCL/TCL-eWeekReader.html] is an alternative web browser for reading eWeek[http://www.eweek.com/].  Displays more readable, less busy versions of the article pages.

V1.1 adds support for offline reading.

V1.1.1 adjusts the screen scraper for recent changes in the eWeek format.

[http://www.gamon.org//Profession/TCL/eWeekReader/eWeekReaderScreenShot.jpg]

[Scott Gamon]
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[MPJ]: I saw on your website that this software is released under the MIT license.  But your application uses [optcl] and [ffidl] (included in the download) which are both [GPL].  Doesn't this make your application GPL?  Also it would be nice to credit the people that you transmogrify[http://dictionary.reference.com/wordoftheday/archive/2001/01/26.html] their base code.  See [COM on! - a tiny web browser]...

Also [optcl] is not a standard [ActiveTcl] library so the users will be required to install this too. 

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[Scott Gamon]: Actually, I cribbed the browser code from the [optcl] page.  In fact, I borrowed liberally from the Wiki throughout the code.  So if anyone wants credit for some bit that I used, give a shout and I'll add to code comments and docs.

Thanks for pointing out that optcl is not standard.  I have so many libraries, I lose track.

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For Christ's sake forget about the licenses.  It's a great piece of software Scott.  We all know he's sharing the code, so lets enjoy ourselves in the sunshine of tomorrow.  I use this program extensively and I love it.   Much adoration Scott, [rodblaze].  (2003-11-18)

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