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**gizmotron** · Mar 1, 2006, 02:39pm

So I'm a techno-geek too.

I created a new markup language and a browser that supports it. It's free, the file format is cross-platform on Windows and Mac OSX and files include embedded images like a PDF file does.

I plan to support a website with it that shows off the new users that come along and create web files that it can download. This will be done with the Leveltron Trader(tm) web magazine and the RSS reader that is part of this new browser. The Leveltron Trader(tm) e-magazine will be searchable using MTML, Meaningful Text Markup Language.

So here I am, joining a New-Technology discussion forum with a new technology in hand.

Oh-yeah:
http://www.leveltron.com

**nick89** · Mar 1, 2006, 10:57pm

Sounds great. Welcome to the Forums.

**danielneri** · Mar 2, 2006, 05:53pm

wow this forum has great potential

and so does this thing youve come up with!

i might have a look at it in the future...and welcome!

**gizmotron** · Mar 3, 2006, 06:02pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by danielneri

wow this forum has great potential

and so does this thing you've come up with!

i might have a look at it in the future...and welcome!

Thanks,

I hope you find a good use for it.

Mark

**gizmotron** · Mar 3, 2006, 06:02pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by nick89

Sounds great. Welcome to the Forums.

Thanks,

Mark

**DaveMo~** · Mar 24, 2006, 11:39pm

Knew tech at New Tech! Welcome, Mark!

Dave

**gizmotron** · Mar 26, 2006, 07:44pm

Thanks,

**Christopher** · Mar 27, 2006, 01:23pm

Cool!

And welcome

**gizmotron** · Apr 15, 2006, 06:27pm

Thanks for the welcome,

I'm working on the new version of Intuition 2.0. It's a vast improvement to all the older experiments so far. Now that I have a basic user interface and concept I'm adding convenience to the use of MTML within the HTML, internet environment. Intuition will now have a standard browser window to surf the existing HTML internet. I have taken control of all hyperlinks with this new browser window. If a link encounters an MTML file then it will be loaded or merged into Intuition's multi-paged format. If the file is RSS then it will open in Intuition's own RSS reader.

A new feature that I'm working on is a very sophisticated favorites/bookmarks window. This new feature will take a thumbnail image of an HTML website, the meta-data keywords, a description based on information collected in the clipboard and assemble all of it in a viewer that resembles most RSS readers. The favorites file will be exportable & importable so that other users can view and download this MTML favorites either as a standard MTML file or as an Intuition favorites file. These favorites files can also be exported as standard RSS 2.0.

Another idea I have for Intuition 2.0 is to allow others to sell it. I'm going to make it available wholesale for $10 where the seller can resale it for $39.95.

Many new features will be added so that archiving the text of the clipboard is just a single button click process. Also there will be a video that demonstrates why using Intuition 2.0 actually has a value worth paying a one time fee for it in the first place. Intuition licenses will be for all upgraded versions in the future and by the person so that when a person gets a new computer they will get a free upgrade.

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Mar 1, 2006, 02:39pm	#1 (permalink) Knew Tech?, I thought I knew tech at New Tech
gizmotron Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma:	So I'm a techno-geek too. I created a new markup language and a browser that supports it. It's free, the file format is cross-platform on Windows and Mac OSX and files include embedded images like a PDF file does. I plan to support a website with it that shows off the new users that come along and create web files that it can download. This will be done with the Leveltron Trader(tm) web magazine and the RSS reader that is part of this new browser. The Leveltron Trader(tm) e-magazine will be searchable using MTML, Meaningful Text Markup Language. So here I am, joining a New-Technology discussion forum with a new technology in hand. Oh-yeah: http://www.leveltron.com

Mar 26, 2006, 07:44pm	#7 (permalink) Re: Knew Tech?, I thought I knew tech at New Tech
gizmotron Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma:	Thanks,

Apr 15, 2006, 06:27pm	#9 (permalink) Re: Knew Tech?, I thought I knew tech at New Tech
gizmotron Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma:	Thanks for the welcome, I'm working on the new version of Intuition 2.0. It's a vast improvement to all the older experiments so far. Now that I have a basic user interface and concept I'm adding convenience to the use of MTML within the HTML, internet environment. Intuition will now have a standard browser window to surf the existing HTML internet. I have taken control of all hyperlinks with this new browser window. If a link encounters an MTML file then it will be loaded or merged into Intuition's multi-paged format. If the file is RSS then it will open in Intuition's own RSS reader. A new feature that I'm working on is a very sophisticated favorites/bookmarks window. This new feature will take a thumbnail image of an HTML website, the meta-data keywords, a description based on information collected in the clipboard and assemble all of it in a viewer that resembles most RSS readers. The favorites file will be exportable & importable so that other users can view and download this MTML favorites either as a standard MTML file or as an Intuition favorites file. These favorites files can also be exported as standard RSS 2.0. Another idea I have for Intuition 2.0 is to allow others to sell it. I'm going to make it available wholesale for $10 where the seller can resale it for $39.95. Many new features will be added so that archiving the text of the clipboard is just a single button click process. Also there will be a video that demonstrates why using Intuition 2.0 actually has a value worth paying a one time fee for it in the first place. Intuition licenses will be for all upgraded versions in the future and by the person so that when a person gets a new computer they will get a free upgrade.