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<html>
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<front>
<title>
Welcome to the HTML test page
</title>
</front>
<body>
<H1>Welcome to ArcWeb</h1>
<H2>A WWW Browser for RISC OS computers</h2>
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Hi there! This is a test document for <tt>ArcWeb</tt>. This
document and the others in the same directory, contain examples of all the
things which ArcWeb is capable of rendering. Try out the internal <a
href="#normal">jump</a>. There are <a href="imagetest">image tests</a>
which handle JPEG, GIF and some other formats of graphics by using
<tt>ChangeFSI</tt> to convert them to sprites. ArcWeb's graphic capability
is limited only by ChangeFSI.
<PRE>
This is preformatted text
This is on a new line
</pre>
<p align="right">This paragraph demonstrates the right justification<br>
This is a second line of text in the same paragraph still justified.
<P>This line is followed by a horizontal line (done with
<hr>) <hr>
<p align="centre">This is an example of a link to a <a href="secondtest"
name=thisone>second test page</a> which tests other parts of the rendering.
Move to the <a href="/">directory browser</a>. Now for a test of the
<strike>strikeout</strike> capability.<br> It is also an example of centring of
paragraphs.
<p><a href="SecondTest">This is a <bf>long</bf> hypertext link which contains
some <bf>bold</bf> and some <em>emphasized</em> text to demonstrate that the
<bf>bold</bf> and <em>emphasized</em> stuff still works when in hyper mode.</a>
This is the continuation of this paragraph which hopefully will result in
more than one line of text being DONE in one go. This means that the rendering
of text block function is managing to cope with a long amount of text and managing
to render it with multiple calls to the simple string render routine.
This paragraph will end up being very long indeed, which should test the
overflow of the internal buffer over the 506 character limit which some part
of the system seems to be imposing on a single paragraph. This limit is
very annoying indeed, and this test, if it has all come out proves that the
whole paragraph has been displayed properly. Now it's time for something
completely different, so let's try out the imaging process.
Image testing
is required now: <img alt="" src="#file_fff"> a text file, now a draw file: <img src="#file_aff">.
These pictures have been taken from the Wimp sprite pool.
<p>This is the start of a new paragraph !! This word is in <bf>bold</bf> and
this is <em>emphasized</em> !! From version 0.06, these modifications
appear to work properly. How about a picture? Do not worry if these haven't
appeared -- it shows the <tt>ALT</tt> text instead. <img src="#!arcweb"
alt="[ALTERNATIVE TEXT]" align=middle> and after that, let's have a
hyperised picture: <a href="thirdtest"><img src="!Sprites#hand"
alt="[Sprite file not found]" align=middle></a> This mode 15 sprite does not
exist, so you should see the ALT text: <img
src="!sprites#mode15" alt="mode15 sprite not found"> <hr>
Now let's try the description list out:
<dl>
<dt>This is a topic
<dd>This is the description for the above topic. This description goes on for
quite a long time (over a linebreak in fact!).
<dt>This is a new point
<dd>This is a description separated by a para break after the DT tag was omitted.
<dt>This is another new point given without the DT tag to start it, but this one is
longer than one line<dd>and this is the description part
<dt>Ordered and Unordered Lists<dd>Examples of these can be found in the <a
href="secondtest">second test document.</a>.
<dt>MENU and DIR<dd>These are handling like unordered lists but more
compactly.
</dl>
<a name="normal"></a>Back to normality again. This line has an anchor on it,
so that following the <em>internal jump</em> at the top should realign the
scroll bars with this paragraph somewhere in the second quarter of the
screen.
Some
<font size=+4>N</font><font size=+4>e</font>
<font size=+3>t</font><font size=+3>s</font>
<font size=+2>c</font><font size=+2>a</font>
<font size=+1>p</font><font size=+1>e</font>
extensions are supported, such as font sizing and variable width rules.
<hr width=75% align=centre>
</body>
<address>
Stewart Brodie<br>snb94r@ecs.soton.ac.uk<br>S.N.Brodie@ecs.soton.ac.uk
<br><a href="http://dsse.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~snb94r/">
http://dsse.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~snb94r/</a>
</address>
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