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Gopher: host, port, path, filename and select the type. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OTHER FUNCTIONS: ----------------------------------- Select the Document number from the Document menu to move between 3 different documents. SAVE FILE works on the current document. OPEN FILE replaces the current document with a file. CLEAR: Clears the editing buffer PARAGRAPHS: Places paragraph tags. NB: No checking for whether the marker is a heading, title etc (yet!). EDIT MENU: Usual CUT, COPY, PASTE, LIMITED UNDO etc available. SEARCH/REPLACE: Best to leave the default switched. Will perform a search/replace on current document. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As you can tell, this helpfile was put together very quickly. A real one will be included later :-). Steve. ILE works on the current document. OPEN FILE replaces the current document with a file. 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Steve. linkpage c"File" cDocument cHelp c"Edit" e"Exit HyperEdit" e"About HTML 4whereami Btuteexit tuteback tuteforward Binvback Binvforward updateme overview setupmenu ExittoHyperEdit title titleblock body bodyblock ) - 1 leavepage enterpage ExittoHyperEdit updateme enterpage Exit to HyperEdit About HTML HyperEdit dupdateme overview invforward invback tuteforward tuteback tuteexit whereami Document leavepage setupmenu ExittoHyperEdit buttonup tuteexit updateme invforward tuteforward invback tuteback bodyblock titleblock title whereami html3 4lastTextState selectedTextState key, isshift, isControl keyenter helpme "Your document! Don't forget you can use standard eetc EDIT keyDown leavefield mouseenter mouseleave leavefield lastTextState keyDown 5keychar 5keychar 5keychar 5keychar isControl isshift mouseenter Your document! 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Don't forget you can use standard eetc EDIT keyDown leavefield mouseenter mouseleave leavefield lastTextState keyDown 5keychar 5keychar 5keychar 5keychar isControl isshift mouseenter Your document! Don't forget you can use standard cut, paste, copy etc from the EDIT menu. helpme mouseleave helpme -------------------------------------------- Help with HTML HyperEdit ------------------------------------------- All commands are accessible from the one screen, by pressing appropriate control buttons that appear on the bottom of the screen. Try the HTML tutorial to see a live demo of creating a simple HTML document. It may be all you need, and although limited, is probably better than this! HTML Documents are plain text documents with special tags that indicate formatting information or links to further information. To tag a word or area of text, highlight it by dragging the mouse over as normal. It will then appear in reverse text. To perform an operation on the text, select one of the control buttons on the bottom of the screen. These are described below: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TITLE: There should be only one title block in the document. It indicates what the document is called. Currently no error checking is done to look for multiple title blocks. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HEADING: You can have up to 6 levels of headings in the document. Press the button and then select the level of heading the you want. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANCHOR: You will be prompted for the name of the anchor. The selected text will become the anchor. Anchors allow external documents to reference specific areas within a document. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IMAGE: Highlighting the FILENAME of the image will allow you to embed it within your document. Pressing the right mouse button (before embedding the image) allows you to select whether to align the text with the top or bottom of the image. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PREFORM: The selected area of text will appear in a fixed-with format. Great for programs etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- QUOTE: Forces the selected text to appear as a quotation. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ADDRESS: Formats the text as an address field. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FORMAT: Selecting FORMAT allows you to choose whether to format the text as BOLD, ITALICS, FIXED etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIST: Each selected line will become an item of a list. Press the right mouse button to choose whether you want a numbered or unnumbered list. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LINK: This allows you to make a word link to another document or service somewhere out there on the Internet. The relevant link information depends on the type of service that you wish to create the link to. The port is automatically selected depending on the service you select. You can change this if you wish. Once you entered the relevant information, click COMPOSE URL. This will compose the URL based on the link. Then click OK. You may edit the URL before clicking ok. The Gopher type is currently a kludge. It was put together quickly and I need to do some more work. You can always manually change the URL if you don't like it. Its worked (so far) for me! The types of services are: 1. HTTP/WWW: fill out host, port, path, and optionally an anchor. 2. Telnet: Host and optional username 3. News: enter the name of the newsgroup 4. FTP: the host, directory and filename (optional) of the file 5. Local file: Brings up a dialog box to allow you to select the file. NB: to select a directory, select a file within that directory and remove the file from the URL after composing. 6. Gopher: host, port, path, filename and select the type. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OTHER FUNCTIONS: ----------------------------------- Select the Document number from the Document menu to move between 3 different documents. SAVE FILE works on the current document. OPEN FILE replaces the current document with a file. CLEAR: Clears the editing buffer PARAGRAPHS: Places paragraph tags. NB: No checking for whether the marker is a heading, title etc (yet!). EDIT MENU: Usual CUT, COPY, PASTE, LIMITED UNDO etc available. SEARCH/REPLACE: Best to leave the default switched. Will perform a search/replace on current document. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As you can tell, this helpfile was put together very quickly. A real one will be included later :-). Steve. service httperTP helpme helpme HTML HYPEREDIT " & CRLF & (C) 1993 - Stephen Hancock" mouseenter mouseleave mouseenter HTML HYPEREDIT (C) 1993 - Stephen Hancock helpme mouseleave helpme 4whattext buttonup buttonup whattext Find Again ------------------------------------------ HEADING: You can have up to 6 levels of headings in the document. Press the button and then select the level of heading the you want. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANCHOR: You will be prompted for the name of the anchor. The selected text will become the anchor. Anchors allow external documents to reference specific areas within a document. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IMAGE: Highlighting the FILENAME of the image will allow you to embed it within your document. Pressing the right mouse button (before embedding the image) allows you to select whether to align the text with the top or bottom of the image. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PREFORM: The selected area of text will appear in a fixed-with format. Great for programs etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- QUOTE: Forces the selected text to appear as a quotation. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ADDRESS: Formats the text as an address field. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FORMAT: Selecting FORMAT allows you to choose whether to format the text as BOLD, ITALICS, FIXED etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIST: Each selected line will become an item of a list. Press the right mouse button to choose whether you want a numbered or unnumbered list. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LINK: This allows you to make a word link to another document or service somewhere out there on the Internet. The relevant link information includes: 1. Services (FTP, Gopher, HTTP, etc) *The port number is automatically selected depending on the service. You can manually change the port if you wish. 2. Host name (eg info.curtin.edu.au) *For files on a local machine, or network drive, this should be blank. 3. Directory name (/pub/docs) *This is also the USERNAME for telnet information. *If referring to a file on a local machine, such as c:, don't include the :. (Refer to c:\docs as c/docs). *For Gopher, make sure you include the document type. eg (11/docs/info). 4. Filename (intro.html) Optional. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OTHER FUNCTIONS: ----------------------------------- Select the Document number from the Document menu to move between 3 different documents. SAVE FILE works on the current document. OPEN FILE replaces the current document with a file. (NB: No warning is given). CLEAR: Clears the editing buffer PARAGRAPHS: Places paragraph tags. NB: No checking for whether the marker is a heading, title etc (yet!). EDIT MENU: Usual CUT, COPY, PASTE, LIMITED UNDO etc available. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As you can tell, this helpfile was put together very quickly. A real one will be included later :-). Steve. service httperTP helpme helpme HTML HYPEREDIT " & CRLF & (C) 1993 - Stephen Hancock" mouseenter mouseleave mouseenter HTML HYPEREDIT (C) 1993 - Stephen Hancock helpme mouseleave helpme 4whattext buttonup buttonup whattext Find Again quote format open file save file clear helpok paragraphs address preform image anchor heading title tutefield tuteexit 4temp 4temp2 4isithere tuteback tuteforward Binvback Binvforward Btuteexit yellowbox yellowgroup yellarrow2 tutefield listform formtype linkinfo H0,-400 buttonup buttonup linkinfo formtype listform tutefield yellarrow2 yellowgroup yellowbox tuteexit invforward invback tuteforward tuteback isithere temp2 tuteforward tuteback invback 4tutelevel yellowblurb yellowgroup buttonup buttonup yellowblurb yellowgroup tutelevel invforward 4tutelevel yellowblurb yellowgroup buttonup buttonup yellowblurb yellowgroup tutelevel nope2 nope1 about about2 ~drdactivatate dactivatated Windows Simple HTML Editor v0.3a Thrown together by Steve Hancock (s.hancock@icarus.curtin.edu.au) (C) 1993 - but freely distributable!! about buttonup buttonup about linkDLL "tbkfile.dll" getfilelist( getcurrentdrive() getcurrentdirectory( setcurrentdirectory( fileexists( --Set up the menus load document 1 buffer setupMenu 4docnumber Lglobal z(1-3) e"Document 1" htmlpage html1 default closing --but only (may xhave been saved) --kludgey croutine, must tidy up c"Text" c"Page" c"File" e"Import..." e"Export..." e"About Toolbook" e"Select e"Printer Setup" Pages" e"Run..." c"Help" e"Open" e"Save" As..." e"Exit" linkDLL "tbkfile.dll" getfilelist( getcurrentdrive() getcurrentdirectory( setcurrentdirectory( fileexists( --Set up the menus load document 1 buffer setupMenu 4docnumber Lglobal z(1-3) e"Document 1" htmlpage html1 default closing --but only (may xhave been saved) --kludgey croutine, must tidy up c"Text" c"Page" c"File" e"Import..." e"Export..." e"About Toolbook" e"Select e"Printer Setup" Pages" e"Run..." c"Help" e"Open" e"Save" As..." e"Exit" fHTML HyperEdit" Tutorial" e"Hypermedia Information" --This section handles 3 documents Document1 = 2 html2 edocument2 = 3 html3 edocument3 edocument1 B"=" B"1" HelpwithHTMLHyperEdit tutefield fileName "htmlhelp.txt" sysErrorNumber charsRead < 32000 16000 H16000 Bhelpok Document2 = 1 = 3 Document3 = 1 = 2 --Credits AboutHTMLHyperEdit about HypermediaInformation HTMLHyperEditTutorial 4tutelevel tuteback tuteforward Binvback Binvforward Btuteexit tuteinfo enterbook HelpwithHTMLHyperEdit setupMenu Document2 Document3 Document1 AboutHTMLHyperEdit HypermediaInformation leavebook HTMLHyperEditTutorial enterbook tbkfile.dll getfilelist getcurrentdrive getcurrentdirectory setcurrentdirectory fileexists setupMenu default html1 htmlpage docnumber leavebook htmlpage html1 docnumber setupMenu About Toolbook Select Page Save As... 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    " 3615,930 "" 3615,930 Gophers" I want a link resource, such 3615,930 linkinfo H0,-400 "After selecting LINK." 5085,4410 selectedtextlines doctypes 2385,1015 "Enter server servertext .curtin.edu.au" 5355,1735 enter directory, username TELNET. NB: dirtext "1/Other Information Servers" 5175,3355 finally 5205,4780 "Click OK" 2400,3595 " 4305,1665 tuteforward Binvforward isn't easier than trying remember 4305,1665 anchors, preformatting 4305,1665 Btuteexit yellowblurb B1yellowblurb The simplest HTML Example This is a level one heading Welcome to the world of HTML. This is one paragraph. And this is a second. HTML documents are in plain text format and may be created using any text editor. They consist of text with special tags. These tags tell the viewer how to display the information. They also provide information on the location of related documents. You can view HTML documents using NCSA Mosaic for Windows, Mac, X, Cello etc HTML Hyperedit can be used to easily create the documents. Here is an example of how to create a simple HTML document. First we'll look at giving the document a title. Highlight the area of text the you wish to perform the operation on. The simplest HTML example Then press the TITLE button. A Simple HTML Document The HTML tags are automatically placed! The document is titled. Now we'll add a heading to an area of the document. Highlight the area of text the you wish to perform the operation on. Press the HEADING button. This is a level one heading Then select the heading level you require.

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    The HTML heading tag is now in place. This is one paragraph. And this is a second. At some stage while editing the document press the PARAGRAPH button. And paragraph markers will be automatically placed into your document. This is one paragraph.

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    Here's an image of a cat.gif cat. I'd like to emphasize this! Here's my email address. Lets just add a bit more text. Here's another three lines. Add the filename of the image that you wish to embed, and highlight it. Select the image button. (Hint: Use the right mouse button to change alignment.) And the image tag is placed! Here's an image of a cat. I can also set the style of an area of the document. Select FORMAT, and then choose a style. In this case, BOLD. I'd like to emphasize this! The tags required for formatting are placed. And lets put an email address at the bottom of the document. Select the ADDRESS button.

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    My address is now correctly formatted. Kangaroo Koala Sandgroper Suppose you want to format a list of items. By pressing the right mouse button I can select a numbered or plain list. Highlighting the list and pressing the button will format it.
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  • Sandgroper And the list is formatted! Here is a list of Gophers Now I want to create a link to another resource, such as a list of Gophers. After selecting the word that will become the link, press LINK. Select the type of item you wish to create a link to. Enter the name of the server here, or select previous item. info.curtin.edu.au Then enter the directory, or username if TELNET. NB: Gopher item type. 1/Other Gopher and Information Servers And finally the file name (if required). Here is a list of Gophers Click OK Here is a list of Gophers And the link is created. Now isn't that easier than trying to remember the tags? You can also set anchors, preformatting and other things. buttonup tuteexit invforward tuteforward dirtext servertext doctypes linkinfo listform formtype yellowbox2 yellarrow2 yellowgroup2 headhead headings yellowbox yellowgroup yellarrow tutefield invback tuteback isithere tempdoc2 tempdoc tutelevel html1 4lastTextState selectedTextState key, isshift, isControl keyenter helpme "Your document! Don't forget you can use standard eetc EDIT keyDown leavefield mouseenter mouseleave leavefield lastTextState keyDown 5keychar 5keychar 5keychar 5keychar isControl isshift mouseenter Your document! Don't forget you can use standard cut, paste, copy etc from the EDIT menu. helpme mouseleave helpme ---------------------------- HTML Hyperedit ---------------------------- HTML HyperEdit is a facility designed for MS-Windows(tm) users to aid and assist in the creation of HTML documents. It also comes with an introduction to Hypermedia and a HTML Hyperedit walkthrough. HTML documents are simply plain text documents with special tags that client programs such as NCSA Mosaic use to decide how to display the text (bold, italics) and how to link documents together. HTML is a collection of styles used to define various components of the document. This version (v0.3a) is largely based on "A Beginners Guide to HTML" produced by NCSA. (Thanks guys!). I'm putting this together primarily for my own use, but anyone else who may find it useful is free to use it! (Subject to conditions below). Background: -------------------- This program has been put together entirely in my own spare time for the following purposes:- 1. To make it easier to edit HTML documents, including importing existing text documents for quick conversion to HTML 2. So I could become more familiar with HTML and also get in a bit of Toolbook development. (I didn't have time to do it in C, apologies to the purists out there!) 3. To provide a tool that someone who knows little about HTML could use for creating documents and learning about HTML. (I may as well make my teaching tasks easier too!) Although there are some good Word macros to make HTML documents, editors on other platforms are available etc, and even an RTF to HTML converter, a simple Windows editor was lacking. So I thought I'd throw one together, primarily for my own purposes. However, I've made it available for anyone else who may find it useful. (FTP to info.curtin.edu.au, directory pub/internet/mswindows/hyperedit). Changes since v0.2a ---------------------------------- - News link fixed (simpler dialog) - Standard load and save dialogs - Search and replace - Better link information, only the information required for a particular type of link is displayed - Gopher types (kludge, sort of there, more to go) - Improved interface - Link to anchors within documents - Local file link through a standard dialog box - Streamlined telnet information entry - Improved some code, lots to go though - Compose URL feature, and allow editing of URL before placing into document Features v0.2a: ------------------------- The following document tags are supported: - Titles - Six levels of headings - Inline images, aligned top or bottom - Simple numbered and unnumbered lists - Address tags - Italic/citation/variable text format - bold/strong text format - fixed-width font format - preformatted text - blockquotes - anchors within documents - URL links to files, WWW servers, gopher, telnet, News Other features include: - Everything easily accessible from one screen using clearly labelled controls - Multiple documents (3 at the moment) - Automatic insertion of paragraph markers - History of previous links placed (server, directory and filenames) for easy referencing of the same resource again - An on-line HTML tutorial (lots to add to this one!) - Hypermedia Introduction (and this one too!) - Saving/Loading/Clearing of documents - Standard Cut/Copy/Paste/Select functions available - Quick-reference box which changes as you move the pointer over different buttons To Install -------------- - Unzip the program into a single directory - Activate the program from either the file manager, or create an icon in the program manager My To-Do/Wish List -------------------------------- These will be added as time permits, not necessarily in any order. - Descriptive lists - Printing - Improve speed of paragraph tagging - More intelligence (eg no paragraph tags if line is a heading!) - Better error checking - Better search and replace - Documents > 30K - Escape sequences - Document preview (possibly) - WYSIWYG (more likely) - Improve interface, especially link additions - Add shortcut keys - Many other HTML capabilities - Lots of optimisation/tidying up to do - The tutorial need lots of work too - Images? - It goes on.......! Distribution ------------------ HTML Hyperedit is (C) Steve Hancock. HTML Hyperedit v0.3a may be freely distributed to anyone who wants it, or who may want to make use of it (subject to the disclaimer and conditions below). Conditions ----------------- This version is completely freeware. It must not be sold or given away either bundled or unbundled with any non-free package without prior permission from the author. (ie you are not allowed to make any money selling this package with or without any other package)! Disclaimer ----------------- And because it is free, the author accepts no responsibility for errors, omissions, problems, loss of data, theft of computer, the weather, extinction of the dinosaurs or Billy Ray Cyrus records. Contact ------------ Any bug reports/suggestions/gripes/complaints etc please email to: s.hancock@info.curtin.edu.au Steve Hancock User Advisor - Network Applications Educational Computing Services Curtin University Computing Centre Western Australia mple HTML document. First we'll look at giving the document a title. Highlight the area of text the you wish to perform the operation on. The simplest HTML example Then press the TITLE button. A Simple HTML Document The HTML tags are automatically placed! The document is titled. Now we'll add a heading to an area of the document. Highlight the area of text the you wish to perform the operation on. Press the HEADING button. This is a level one heading Then select the heading level you require.

    This is a level one heading

    The HTML heading tag is now in place. This is one paragraph. And this is a second. At some stage while editing the document press the PARAGRAPH button. And paragraph markers will be automatically placed into your document. This is one paragraph.

    And this is a second.

    Here's an image of a cat.gif cat. I'd like to emphasize this! Here's my email address. Lets just add a bit more text. Here's another three lines. Add the filename of the image that you wish to embed, and highlight it. Select the image button. (Hint: Use the right mouse button to change alignment.) And the image tag is placed! Here's an image of a cat. I can also set the style of an area of the document. Select FORMAT, and then choose a style. In this case, BOLD. I'd like to emphasize this! The tags required for formatting are placed. And lets put an email address at the bottom of the document. Select the ADDRESS button.

    Here's my email address.
    My address is now correctly formatted. Kangaroo Koala Sandgroper Suppose you want to format a list of items. By pressing the right mouse button I can select a numbered or plain list. Highlighting the list and pressing the button will format it.
  • Kangaroo
  • Koala
  • Emu
  • Sandgroper And the list is formatted!
  • Kangaroo
  • Koala
  • Emu
  • Sandgroper And the list is formatted! Here is a list of Gophers Now I want to create a link to another resource, such as a list of Gophers. After selecting the word that will become the link, press LINK. Select the type of item you wish to create a link to. Enter the name of the server here, or select previous item. info.curtin.edu.au Then enter the directory, or username if TELNET. NB: Gopher item type. 11/Other Gopher and Information Servers And finally the file name (if required). Here is a list of Gophers Click OK Here is a list of Gophers And the link is created. Now isn't that easier than trying to remember the tags? You can also set anchors, preformatting and other things. buttonup tuteexit invforward tuteforward listform formtype yellowbox2 yellarrow2 yellowgroup2 headhead headings yellowbox yellowgroup yellarrow dirtext servertext tutefield invback tuteback isithere tempdoc2 tempdoc tutelevel doctypes Gopher" port service "gopher" HTTP/WWW" "http" WAIS" "210" "wais" Telnet" "telnet" News" "119" "news" "ftp" File" "file" doctypes dochead buttonup buttonup Gopher gopher HTTP/WWW WAIS Telnet telnet News FTP File service HTTP/WWW Gopher File WAIS News Telnet FTP LLLLLLLLLLLL filetext serverlist servertext buttonup buttonup servertext serverlist directfield dirtext buttonup buttonup dirtext directfield Ztline selectedtextlines filename filetext buttonup buttonup filetext filename tline filename filetext buttonup buttonup filetext filename Ztline selectedtextlines directfield dirtext buttonup buttonup dirtext directfield tline Ztline selectedtextlines serverlist servertext buttonup buttonup servertext serverlist tline cancel linkinfo buttonup buttonup linkinfo Cancel search []{};':"/.,<>?_+|-=\ ----------------------- Select the Document number from the Document menu to move between 3 different documents. SAVE FILE works on the current document. OPEN FILE replaces the current document with a file. (NB: No warning is given). CLEAR: Clears the editing buffer PARAGRAPHS: Places paragraph tags. NB: No checking for whether the marker is a heading, title etc (yet!). EDIT MENU: Usual CUT, COPY, PASTE, LIMITED UNDO etc available. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As you can tell, this helpfile was put together very quickly. A real one will be included later :-). Steve. service httperTPKr linkinfo filename filetext buttonup buttonup filetext C:\APPS\TOOLBOOK\HTMLEDIT\README.TXT directfield dirtext buttonup buttonup dirtext /1/Other Gopher and Information Servers /1/Other Gopher and Information Serversnformation Servers serverlist servertext buttonup buttonup servertext tonga.curtin.edu.aublah info.curtin.edu.au info.curtin.edu.au moo.cow.ob2.au www.ncsa.uiuc.educ.eduqqq www.ncsa.uiuc.edu.edudu Server/Host Directory servertext info.curtin.edu.au dirtext /1/blah doctypes Gopher" port service "gopher" HTTP/WWW" "http" WAIS" "210" "wais" Telnet" "telnet" News" "119" "news" "ftp" File" "file" doctypes dochead buttonup buttonup Gopher gopher HTTP/WWW WAIS Telnet telnet News FTP File service HTTP/WWW Gopher File WAIS News Telnet FTP LLLLLLLLLLLL filetext serverlist servertext buttonup buttonup servertext serverlist directfield dirtext buttonup buttonup dirtext directfield Ztline selectedtextlines filename filetext buttonup buttonup filetext filename tline filename filetext buttonup buttonup filetext filename Ztline selectedtextlines directfield dirtext buttonup buttonup dirtext directfield tline Ztline selectedtextlines serverlist servertext buttonup buttonup servertext serverlist tline cancel linkinfo buttonup buttonup linkinfo Cancel ---------------------------- HTML Hyperedit ---------------------------- afdasfdadsfasdf HTML HyperEdit is a facility designed for MS-Windows(tm) users to aid and assist in the creation of HTML documents. It also comes with an introduction to Hypermedia HTML documents are simply plain text documents with special tags that client programs such as NCSA Mosaic use to decide how to display the text (bold, italics) and how to link documents together. HTML is a collection of styles used to define various components of the document. This version (v0.2a) is largely based on "A Beginners Guide to HTML" produced by NCSA. (Thanks guys!). I'm putting this together primarily for my own use, but anyone else who may find it useful is free to use it! Background: -------------------- This program has been put together entirely in my own spare time for the following purposes:- 1. To make it easier to edit HTML documents, including importing existing text documents for quick conversion to HTML 2. So I could become more familiar with HTML and also get in a bit of Toolbook development. (I didn't have time to do it in C, apologies to the purists out there!) 3. To provide a tool that someone who knows little about HTML could use for creating documents and learning about HTML. (I may as well make my teaching tasks easier too!) Although there are some good Word macros to make HTML documents, editors on other platforms are available etc, a Windows editor was lacking. So I thought I'd throw one together, primarily for my own purposes. However, I've made it available for anyone else who may find it useful. (FTP to info.curtin.edu.au, directory pub/internet/mswindows/hyperedit). 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    Some of the commonly accessed machines on campus are Vax 5, Vax7, INFO and CUJO.

    At the moment, it mainly consists of links to various Internet resouces, including Gophers such as the Curtin University Gopher, which contains links to lots of other information that may be of use.

    The Curtin Library catalogue may also be accessed via telnet. Other Australian Libraries and Worldwide Libraries are also available.

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    At the moment, it mainly consists of links to various Internet resouces, including Gophers such as the Curtin University Gopher, which contains links to lots of other information that may be of use.

    The Curtin Library catalogue may also be accessed via telnet. Other Australian Libraries and Worldwide Libraries are also available.

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    At the moment, it mainly consists of links to various Internet resouces, including Gophers such as the Curtin University Gopher, which contains links to lots of other information that may be of use.

    The Curtin Library catalogue may also be accessed via telnet. Other Australian Libraries and Worldwide Libraries are also available.

    Some of the commonly accessed machines on campus are Vax 5, Vax7, INFO and CUJO.

    At the moment, it mainly consists of links to various Internet resouces, including Gophers such as the Curtin University Gopher, which contains links to lots of other information that may be of use.

    The Curtin Library catalogue may also be accessed via telnet. Other Australian Libraries and Worldwide Libraries are also available.

    Some of the commonly accessed machines on campus are Vax 5, Vax7, INFO and CUJO.

    At the moment, it mainly consists of links to various Internet resouces, including Gophers such as the Curtin University Gopher, which contains links to lots of other information that may be of use.

    The Curtin Library catalogue may also be accessed via telnet. Other Australian Libraries and Worldwide Libraries are also available.

    Some of the commonly accessed machines on campus are Vax 5, Vax7, INFO and CUJO.

    At the moment, it mainly consists of links to various Internet resouces, including Gophers such as the Curtin University Gopher, which contains links to lots of other information that may be of use.

    The Curtin Library catalogue may also be accessed via telnet. Other Australian Libraries and Worldwide Libraries are also available.

    Some of the commonly accessed machines on campus are Vax 5, Vax7, INFO and CUJO.

    The Curtin Library catalogue may also be accessed via telnet. Other Australian Libraries and Worldwide Libraries are also available.

    Some of the commonly accessed machines on campus are Vax 5, Vax7, INFO and CUJO.

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HTML is a collection of styles used to define various components of the document. This version (v0.2a) is largely based on "A Beginners Guide to HTML" produced by NCSA. (Thanks guys!). I'm putting this together primarily for my own use, but anyone else who may find it useful is free to use it! Background: -------------------- This program has been put together entirely in my own spare time for the following purposes:- 1. To make it easier to edit HTML documents, including importing existing text documents for quick conversion to HTML 2. So I could become more familiar with HTML and also get in a bit of Toolbook development. (I didn't have time to do it in C, apologies to the purists out there!) 3. To provide a tool that someone who knows little about HTML could use for creating documents and learning about HTML. (I may as well make my teaching tasks easier too!) Although there are some good Word macros to make HTML documents, editors on other platforms are available etc, a Windows editor was lacking. So I thought I'd throw one together, primarily for my own purposes. However, I've made it available for anyone else who may find it useful. (FTP to info.curtin.edu.au, directory pub/internet/mswindows/hyperedit). Features: --------------- The following document tags are supported: - Titles - Six levels of headings - Inline images, aligned top or bottom - Simple numbered and unnumbered lists - Address tags - Italic/citation/variable text format - bold/strong text format - fixed-width font format - preformatted text - blockquotes - anchors within documents - URL links to files, WWW servers, gopher, WAIS, telnet, News Other features include: - Everything easily accessible from one screen using clearly labelled controls - Multiple documents (3 at the moment) - Automatic insertion of paragraph markers - History of previous links placed (server, directory and filenames) for easy referencing of the same resource again - An on-line HTML tutorial (lots to add to this one!) - Hypermedia Introduction (and this one too!) - Saving/Loading/Clearing of documents - Standard Cut/Copy/Paste/Select functions available - Quick-reference box which changes as you move the pointer over different buttons To Install -------------- - Unzip the program into a single directory - Activate the program from either the file manager, or create an icon in the program manager My To-Do/Wish List -------------------------------- These will be added as time permits, not necessarily in any order. - Descriptive lists - Printing - Improve speed of paragraph tagging - A Save dialog - More intelligence (eg no paragraph tags if line is a heading!) - Better error checking - Search and replace (a high priority!) - Documents > 30K - Escape sequences - Document preview (possibly) - WYSIWYG (more likely) - Improve interface, especially link additions - Add shortcut keys - Many other HTML capabilities - Lots of optimisation/tidying up to do - The tutorial need lots of work too Distribution ------------------ HTML Hyperedit is (C) Steve Hancock. 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Try the HTML tutorial to see a live demo of creating a simple HTML document. It may be all you need, and although limited, is probably better than this! HTML Documents are plain text documents with special tags that indicate formatting information or links to further information. To tag a word or area of text, highlight it by dragging the mouse over as normal. It will then appear in reverse text. To perform an operation on the text, select one of the control buttons on the bottom of the screen. These are described below: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TITLE: There should be only one title block in the document. It indicates what the document is called. Currently no error checking is done to look for multiple title blocks. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HEADING: You can have up to 6 levels of headings in the document. Press the button and then select the level of heading the you want. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANCHOR: You will be prompted for the name of the anchor. The selected text will become the anchor. Anchors allow external documents to reference specific areas within a document. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IMAGE: Highlighting the FILENAME of the image will allow you to embed it within your document. Pressing the right mouse button (before embedding the image) allows you to select whether to align the text with the top or bottom of the image. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PREFORM: The selected area of text will appear in a fixed-with format. Great for programs etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- QUOTE: Forces the selected text to appear as a quotation. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ADDRESS: Formats the text as an address field. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FORMAT: Selecting FORMAT allows you to choose whether to format the text as BOLD, ITALICS, FIXED etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIST: Each selected line will become an item of a list. Press the right mouse button to choose whether you want a numbered or unnumbered list. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LINK: This allows you to make a word link to another document or service somewhere out there on the Internet. The relevant link information includes: 1. Services (FTP, Gopher, HTTP, etc) *The port number is automatically selected depending on the service. You can manually change the port if you wish. 2. Host name (eg info.curtin.edu.au) *For files on a local machine, or network drive, this should be blank. 3. Directory name (/pub/docs) *This is also the USERNAME for telnet information. *If referring to a file on a local machine, such as c:, don't include the :. (Refer to c:\docs as c/docs). *For Gopher, make sure you include the document type. eg (11/docs/info). 4. Filename (intro.html) Optional. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OTHER FUNCTIONS: ----------------------------------- Select the Document number from the Document menu to move between 3 different documents. SAVE FILE works on the current document. OPEN FILE replaces the current document with a file. (NB: No warning is given). CLEAR: Clears the editing buffer PARAGRAPHS: Places paragraph tags. 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