#AI
In this series of videos we will look at installing Large Language models locally on a Windows computer.
Today we will look at prompting Ollama to output in HTML format and also create a Windows Client to query the LLM loaded to Ollama.
00:00 - Introduction
00:29 - Prompting for HTML output
04:12 - Creating a query dialog
05:31 - Setting up an HTML control
09:46 - Preparing to call Ollama CLI
13:47 - Testing with input file
17:06 - Testing with no input file
18:04 - Summary
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