TableMaker 1.1 (text->table HTML utility)

TableMaker will take your comma or tab-delimited data and convert it into
HTML tables. You have control over many formatting options including the
border, width, height, cell padding, cell spacing, caption, column
spanning, row spanning, header cells, and horizontal alignment. Your
formatting options are stored in settings files and you can save and reuse
them as you please.

It is very easy to use -- just drag and drop one or more text files
containing comma or tab-delimited data onto TableMaker. You will be
prompted to specify the settings file you want to use, and new HTML files
are created containing your tables. Each data file can even have more than
one set of data separated by a blank line and the resulting HTML file will
have separate tables for each set of data.

New features since version 1.0.1 include the ability to create new settings
files without editing them manually and the ability to select a default
settings file to use automatically.

The TableMaker application comes in two different forms. "TableMaker
Droplet" is much smaller but you can only use it if you have MacPerl
already installed on your computer. "TableMaker" has a run-time version of
MacPerl built-in so it doesn't require anything else to use it.