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There's little reason to render these files as HTML again, and if they're ever placed on a website, it'd probably be best to do so using a quick bit of PHP that does the translation on the fly. I'd suggest an absolutely trivial stylesheet for each page (more or less akin to the pre-HTML4 tags that were already present) and perhaps a tiny bit of script magic that regenerates those tags based on that CSS. Not a priority at present.
Ivan Drucker's A2SERVER documentation
A2SERVER was not so much planned as it was evolved. It began as a project to boot an Apple //e card in a Macintosh over AppleTalk using a small embedded Linux-based computer and evolved over time into what it is today.
So too has its documentation. And while one of the goals of this project is to produce a full manual for A2SERVER, the pages on Ivan's website effectively are a manual if you dig through them a bit.
More than that, Ivan's pages are a piece of recent Apple // history. Future endeavors may improve upon what is contained within those pages, but it will not and indeed cannot replace them.
Thus the content of those pages as of mid-October 2015 (version 1.2.4) is reproduced here in Markdown format in order to be most widely readable. Where unconvertable HTML with no direct non-HTML equivalent exists, this archive will prefer readability to source accuracy. Examples of this include things such as replacing formatting using non-breaking spaces with an unordered list.