Now you re ready to take it on the road, but the phone line doesn t work in the conference room and the files on your laptop are so scattered that you can t get the home page completely up much less the whole site. It takes just a couple of mouse clicks to compile your site. After you point to the page or home page of the site you wish to turn into a standalone file and then click compile and build and HTML2EXE takes care of the rest. The program was quick and easy to use. It also includes the capability to set up a password for the site or for the pages beyond the home page.
Users can also set an expiration date for the project.
One of the small but nice features is the ability to add your logo to the button bar at the top of the page. That can help users provide an extra measure of professional presentation. There was only one drawback to HTML2EXE, and that was its smart linker, which is supposed to include all of the files that your HTML pages use. It missed a few that were inside other directories in the small test site. These can be overcome by adjusting the links in the home page or combining the home and secondary pages into the same file.