Offline HTML Browser - User Guide

  1. How to view web pages offline
  2. Setup your own homepage
  3. Switch on/off NetRoad Menu Options
  4. Use NetRoad as your default HTML Viewer (Windows 95 users)
  5. Config NetRoad to automatically launch helper applications and play Multimedia files
  6. Config NetRoad to launch your favourite HTML Editor
  7. Setup NetRoad Window
  8. Config NetRoad's Directory Buttons
  9. Save INI files in another directory

How to view web pages offline

To view web pages offline, you must have saved the web pages on your floppy/hard disk first. Most browsers allow the saving of web pages via File | Save as. However, in most case your browser will save only the text of the page for you. NetScape users can save an inline image by clicking the right mouse button on top of the image.

Setup your own homepage

You can start NetRoad with a blank page, or a homepage of your choice.
To setup your homepage, simply goto Options|Home Page. Select the option - 'Start NetRoad with Home Page', and assign the HTML file you want to use as your homepage to the 'Home Page Location' field.

NetRoad can also automatically re-load your homepage when there is no user activity (like a screen saver). To use this feature, please check the 'Load Home Page after..' box, then set the period of idle time (in seconds) NetRoad will wait before re-loading the homepage.

Configure NetRoad Menu Options

You can disable/enable NetRoad's functions to suit your particular needs.
Menu options are stored in the file - "nraccess.ini", under the section [ADVANCE]

The initial setting of NetRoad is to show all menu options,

[ADVANCE]
ALL_ENABLED=1

To selectively enable your menu options, please remove the above line, and then add the following lines under [ADVANCE] section to enable each menu item:

HTML_OPEN=1			-- Enable [File Open]
XP_PLAIN=1			-- Enable [Export file as plain text]
You will receive instructions on other switches (Save, Printing, Helper Application,Bookmark, Homepage, Directory Button, Close) upon registration.

Use NetRoad as your default HTML Viewer (Windows 95 users)

Config NetRoad to automatically launch helper applications

Config NetRoad to lauch your favourite HTML Editor

Setup NetRoad Window

If NetRoad's Window is too small for you, it can be resized. You can also position the Window anywhere on your screen, or set it to the maximum Window size. After you make those changes you can choose [Save Options] from the "Options" menu.

Config NetRoad's Directory Buttons

NetRoad allows you to setup your own directory buttons - i.e., you can change the captions on buttons, and assign your own files to those buttons. To setup directory buttons, click on the ICON beside the rightmost directory button.

Save NetRoad.ini in another directory

NetRoad.INI stores information about NetRoad's settings. If you would like to place this file in a directory other than the default (the same directory as the exe file), please add the following lines to LKACCESS.INI
[APPINFO]
INIPATH=/yourdirectoryname/
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NETROAD.INI - Contains  users' preferences about using NetRoad
NRACCESS.INI - Contains access options and registration info.

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