Version 2.0, C# instead of Visual Basic, and better line breaks

Text To HTML has gone a long way since 11 May 2021. The first version was very bare-bones, and didn’t have lots of features. It featured title text, body text and the convert button and textbox, of course, and also the instructions, but that’s not a lot of features necessarily, and to add more salt to the wound, after every single line break, you had to type “<br>.” Then, I launched 1.0, 4 days later on 15.05.2021. It had more features, like a Bold and Italic buttons, but it still wasn’t enough. And the still annoying <br> apocalypse was still in the program! Whatever shall I do?

Text To HTML 2.0 was released in 21.05.2021. That’s today at the time of writing! First, I rewrote the whole program in C#. This may not matter, so I’ll skip ahead to the more important stuff. The removal of the <br> apocalypse!

Sure, you can still write <br> after every line break, but in Text To HTML 2.0, you aren’t forced to anymore! Now, how do you actually type line breaks? Well, how do you go in a new line in Word? By pressing Enter! Before 2.0, this was impossible, as that kind of line break was ignored by HTML (for some odd reason). But for 2.0, I wanted to finally get rid of it. I found out how to replace things in other things…and then found out it is only for C#. Determined, however, I decided to rewrite the whole program the exact same, just in C# instead of Visual Basic, to make this work! All of the features from 1.0 are here, plus 1 little addition. No <br> apocalypse!!

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