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Here's the basics of how I want the program to run...

First, the user will enter in an XML sitemap that they have. An example of the format is here... http://www.direct-laptops-guide.com/LQz6PoyV.xml

Next, your program will need to go through each URL and create an HTML title link for each page in WYSIWYG format.

The program should now have a title link for each and every page all in a bullet list. For example...

* Title 1
* Title 2
* Title 3

Now, here's where things get interesting. The user has a few options that they can do. Double clicking a title will remove the bullet formatting. Double clicking again will bring it back to bullet format.

Also, every Title should be able to be easily slid up or down so the user can quickly organize where they want each Title to be.

The user can also hit delete on each Title. Although the Title is deleted, it should still be visible (perhaps changed to a different color).

Once complete, there should be a Generate button and be asked a file location where the file should be saved at. Now, the file should be automatically converted to standard HTML (excluding the deleted Titles). It should look something similar to the format on this page... http://www.ryanwhiteside.com/sitemap.html

The file should be saved as a .shtml folder. Also, the work they have done needs to be saved somehow.

The next time the user opens the program, they should be able to open up their old project and the program should be able to re-check their XML file and add any new URL Title's to the page. There, they can slide up or down these new Title's where they want and resave their work. And the cycle continues!

I don't expect you to understand all of the details of this. I would like for bidders to be available for a phone conversation so we can work out all of the tiny little details. If you live in the US or Canada, you will need to prove a phone number. If you or your company live outside of the US and Canada, you must have Skype so we can have a phone conversation.