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- HTML Pro 1.2 Setup Instructions
- -------------------------------
-
- * After unzipping the archive, copy the file COMMDLG.DLL to your
- \Windows\System directory. If you are asked if you wish to overwrite
- the file, press 'Y' for Yes.
-
- * To add an icon so you can access HTML Pro directly, follow the following
- directions.
-
- - Windows 3.11/3.1/Windows NT 3.x/Windows for Workgroups
- - Click 'File', then 'New', then 'Program Group'. Create a group
- for HTMLPro called 'Jaguar Development'. Ensure this group is
- showing, then click 'File' then 'New' then 'Program Item.' Enter
- the details for HTMLPro; filling in the filename (e.g.
- c:\htmlpro\htmlp.exe) and then fill in an icon name. Then enter
- the 'working directory' as c:\htmlpro, or wherever you installed
- the program.
-
- - Windows 95, Windows NT v4 or above.
- - Right-Click on the desktop, then click on 'New Shortcut'.
- - Type in the path & filename for HTML Pro.
- - Enter the description 'HTML Pro for Windows'
- - Click 'OK.'
- - To add to the start menu, right click on the start button, click
- 'Open', then double click on the Programs icon, then right-drag
- the desktop icon you created into the Programs window. Then select
- 'Copy.'
-
- * Now, to run HTMLPro, click on the HTML Pro icon on your desktop, or in
- the Jaguar Development program group. For Windows 95, you can access it
- in the Start Menu.
-
- LAST MINUTE RELEASE NOTES
- -------------------------
-
- * Template Programming
-
- The template file format is very simple. All templates are gathered
- from one file, DEFAULT.TEM. This is basically just a series of HTML files
- delimited by a slash '\' followed by a name, and then a line in HTML
- comment format as a description. For example:
-
- \HTMLDoc1
- <!-- A simple html doc ->
- <html>
- etc...
- </html>
- \AnotherDoc2
- <!-- A second doc ->
- <html>
- <body etc. etc.
-
- Load a template and its contents are pasted into the new window. However,
- should you wish to ask your user questions, you can. You can ask the user
- for a string, and have the question code replaced with their example.
-
- The format is [?]:vv:Question[\]
- (Where vv is a unique identifier between 00 and 99)
-
- e.g.
- <A HREF="[?]:00:What is your web site's address?[\]">
-
- Once the question has been asked, the variable is accessible again without
- re-asking the question. The format for this is as follows:
-
- [v]:vv
-
- This will replace those 6 characters with the variable's value. For example:
-
- Don't forget the web site; It's <a href="[v]:00">here</A>!
-
- You may only have ONE question and ONE variable access per line of HTML,
- maximum; this needn't be a problem unless you're working in pre-formatted
- HTML mode (<pre></pre>)
-
- * The OTHER.TAG file
-
- This contains user defined HTML strings, or last minute additions. The
- format is
-
- Name,HTML_Code,Description
- Name,HTML_Code,Description
-
- etc.
-
- Note that there must be NO WHITE SPACE at the end of the file! This may
- cause HTMLPro to crash dramatically!
-
- VERSION DIFFERENCES
- ===================
-
- Since v1.0 (December 1996 Release)
-
- * Added site manager to help with the management of full web sites, not just pages.
- * Added the Image Map Wizard to help create Client Side Image Maps.
- * Fixed 'preview in browser' bug; will prompt you to save first if you have not already
- saved.
- * Changed splash screen.
- * Color wizard vastly improved. New interface, now supports ready-made or custom-made schemes,
- and background GIFs (JPEG support coming soon).
- * Added Table Wizard
- * Updated documentation
- * Ironed out a few more bugs (thanks for all emails concerning these)
- * Streamlined code.
-
- Since 0.9 (Beta Release)
-
- * Fixed bugs
- * Added Color Wizard with basic support for colors and so forth.
- * Added help HTML document.
- * Added more templates.
- * Document Wizard
-
- Since 0.1 (Concept Release)
-
- * Too numerous to mention here; contact JD for a full list.
-
-
- Have Fun,
- Ed
- Email: ed@comports.com
-
-