Some html tags aren't recognized by all browsers. Examples are frames and marquees.
You can use the popup menu (right mouse button) to do common tasks.
When you are ready to make you web pages available to the world, Publish! will copy all selected html and graphic files to a directory of your choosing.
You can use the Tools | JavaScript menu to add JavaScript "widgets" to your pages.
You can delete the tag under the cursor by pressing Ctrl+D.
If you highlight text and then select the Links | URL menu option or press the link toolbar button, the text is pasted into the Link text field.
You can import comma-delimited text into a table.
A text file can be inserted into a new or existing html document by choosing File | Insert file.
You can insert a horizontal rule using Ctrl+U.
You can add list tags (<LI>) to each line of the current selection. This is useful when formatting imported text files.
If you add a shortcut for WebEtch to your Windows\Sendto folder you can use the right mouse button in Explorer to open a file with WebEtch.
You can add a message to the status bar when a user's mouse passes over a link (Netscape extension). The Links | URL dialog allows you to enter the message during link creation.
Ctrl-T will remove highlighting from selected text.
WebEtch provides basic frame support in three styles. You can access these via the Frames menu.
You can get help for advanced tags by pressing F1 when the dialog box is displayed.
WebEtch provides basic support for client-side image maps.
