How to make the $#@!$*( thing work
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1. Install vim(http://www.vim.org/). Don't forget to check the 'Create batch
files for command line use' option!
2. Extract these files somewhere.
3. Run the pageweb.bat file. If everything goes well, you should see a window
popping up with filenames scrolling. Your browser should fire with a webpage.

So how does it work?
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The source for the webpage is inside the content directory. When you run
pageweb.bat, it reads these files and creates a 'compiled' version based on
template.html and the files in content. It places these 'compiled' files in
pageweb.

The script is generated from a list of filenames in the filelist.txt file by
running genpageweb.bat. This allows you to add and remove files to 'compile'.

If you take a look inside template.html, you will see that there are three
special tags used by the system : <!-- PAGENAME -->, <!-- CONTENT --> and
<!-- NAVBAR -->. Also there is another tag in navbar.html, <!-- DATE -->.

<!-- PAGENAME --> is replaced by the page name(the second part of the PAGE tag
		inside filelist.txt).
<!-- CONTENT --> is the point where the content of the file(the first part of
		the PAGE tag inside filelist.txt) in the content directory is inserted.
<!-- NAVBAR --> is the point where the navbar is inserted(navbar.html in the
		content directory).
<!-- DATE --> is replaced by the current date at the time of compilation.

Each of these tags can only appear once!
