Compile Websites into Compact Ebooks in .EXE Format - HTML Executable

Compile websites into compact ebooks in .exe format

Turn your websites into single Windows executable (EXE program) files - called ebooks or digital publications - for easy, secure and fast distribution to your customers, colleagues, friends, and other users:

Ebook as EXE

All website files including HTML pages, images, graphics, JavaScript scripts, sounds, Flash objects, video, CSS, Adobe Acrobat PDF, applets and other files are stored inside the .exe ebook file so you do not need to distribute them.
Inside HTML Executable digital publications, your websites are protected against external modifications and truncated downloads because publications check their integrity before running.
Create compact ebooks without losing performance! Your website files are strongly compressed using algorithms that easily beat the standard Zip deflate method. HTML Executable uses its own archive format so end users cannot unpack the ebooks with their Zip/Unzip utility or view their contents.
See an example of compression ratio on this compilation log:

Ebooks have support for HTML 3.2 & 4.0, graphics, image and sound files, animated GIF, cascading style sheets CSS, Adobe Flash SWF files, Adobe Reader PDF (Acrobat files), Flash video FLV, Microsoft Office documents like Microsoft Office PowerPoint PPT / PPTX, Word DOC / DOCX, JavaScript, VBScript, HEScript, Java applets (partial only due to security restrictions), sound and music files like WMA, WMP, MP3 (if Windows Media Player is available), MID, WAV, AVI... You can create full-featured and media-rich ebooks!
Once your files have been compiled into a publication, end users will not be able to extract and reuse them; in fact Internet Explorer and HTML Viewer publications do not require files to be extracted for displaying them (they directly read data from memory). This feature is obviously not available with Self-Extracting publications.
Create publications with a unlimited number of files (according to computer configurations) up to 2 GB. Digital publications accept long filenames and even same filenames for files if they are in different folders!
Ability to work with multiple folders and sub-folders: HTML Executable stores path information and saves the structure of your websites without any additional operations. You can also include files from any location on your computer and define their virtual path to access them in ebooks: