If you are in the Gui Interface, please skip this step and read the next one.
If you are in the Command Line Interface, move to the folder where the file was saved and type this command:
txt2tags --target html test.txt
Note that there are spaces between the command parts, but no spaces inside the "--target" string, it is an option. This option is followed by the "html" string, which tells the program to what format your text file will be converted. The last item is the text filename.
If the conversion was done, the results were saved to the
test.html file and then the program will show you the "
txt2tags wrote test.html" message. If not, it will tell about some
error you may have done when typing the command line. Check it with
attention.
Here is a sample of how it will be shown on your screen:
prompt$ txt2tags --target html test.txt txt2tags wrote test.html prompt$