Format Tags
The World Wide Web is like everything with computers, it's always changing. To help cope with this change HTML SuperText allows you to add and edit your own format tags. HTML SuperText defines format tags as HTML tags that are used formatting text. Common format tags are: Italic, Bold, Code, Emphasis, Headers and many more. All format tags are stored in a 'Format Tags' folder 
which is in the 'HTML Extensions' folder.
To Add tags you either need to drop a Format Tags file 
or create one yourself.
To create one yourself...
- Select 'Create Format Tag' from the sub-menu of 'Format Tags' under the 'Edit' menu.
- When the window appears, fill in any relevant information.
- Name - is the name of the tag (ie. Italic, Bold, etc.)
- Beginning Marker - is the beginning text of the tag. ie. '<B>' for the Bold tag.
- Ending Marker - is the ending text of the tag. ie. '</B>' for the Bold tag.
- Font - is the font the tag will appear in HTML SuperText (does NOT affect how it will be viewed in Web Browsers, only in HTML SuperText).
- Size - is the font size the tag will appear in HTML SuperText (does NOT affect how it will be viewed in Web Browsers, only in HTML SuperText).
- Style - is the font style the tag will appear in HTML SuperText (does NOT affect how it will be viewed in Web Browsers, only in HTML SuperText).
- Color - is the color the tag will appear in HTML SuperText (does NOT affect how it will be viewed in Web Browsers, only in HTML SuperText).
- Help Information - is the balloon help message used for the menu item that will be created for this tag. Optional
- Key - is the command key combination that will be used for the menu item that will be created for this tag. Optional
- When you choose 'Okay', HTML SuperText will create the format tag and add it to the 'Format Tags' folder.