Can a DO button create a HTML file?

I have a ton of graphic images (over 2000) that have a corresponding text file. They are named the same with different extensions. I'd like to combine HTML header info, the image itself as a centered IMG reference, the text from the corresponding file, and the HTML footer info into a standalone web page for each set. Is this possible with DO? I'd prefer something that would work on multiple selected files in a batch mode. If DO can't do it, does anyone know of something that will?
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Sounds like a job for a VBScript that Opus passes each filename to.

[quote="nudel"]Sounds like a job for a VBScript that Opus passes each filename to.[/quote]How do I go about learning how to do this in VBScript? Could a DOS copy command that concatenated files together work?

You could do it with DOS commands, e.g. echos redirected to an output file. VBScript is very easy to learn, though, and will make this kind of thing easier to do better.

This guide will get you started with the basics:
annoyances.org/exec/show/wsh

I don't know if there's a better, more detailed guide out there. Once you have the basics under your belt it's just a case of finding the objects/functions you need to get your job done. Microsoft's Windows Scripting Host and VBScript references should have that info.