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What Infuse Does
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Usage

Doubleclick the !infuse icon and a window will open. Drag the container's icon into the top slot. The third slot contains the filename extension out by default, but you can change this to what you want at any time. If you wanted to create HTML files, you might choose html for example. This extension will be appended to a content-file's name to give the name of the corresponding merged output file.
Drag the icon of a content file, or of a directory of content files into the second slot. With the top two slots filled the icon at the bottom right becomes unshaded, and so clickable.

Finally, clicking the icon at the bottom right starts the process of merging the content with the container.

The merged output will be in the same directory, and have the same filetype, as the container, but will get its filename from the content file augmented by the extension indicated in the third slot. A textfile in a directory whose icon is dragged into the second slot will be interpreted as a content-file. The user can register other filetypes as allowable for content-files by editing the file !Infuse.texttypes.