Click here to call the font selector. The font selection lets you set the used font, colour, size and style.
One dialog back.
Go to the next dialog.
Colour value in hexadecimal code.
Select a colour of over 100 predefined ones. "Custom" will open the RGB tool that allows you to freely define your own colour.
Close dialog and ignore changes.
ST-Guide help for this dialog.
Adds additional HTML attributes. You should do this only if you have knowledge of HTML.
Style Sheet properties for this tag.
#FONT
These fonts are available on your computer.
The selected fonts. If one of these is not available the browser uses the next one.
#BGSOUND
Your background music. Double-click to select a file.
Plays a sample using GEMJing. The sample will only be played once.
The Penguin looks at the file extension and tells you whether this file format is common or not.
The delay until the sound is played again.
Selection of the background music.
A Cascading Style Sheet can influence the look of single tags and paragraphs. All HTML files that use this CSS file can be changed by simply editing the CSS file alone.
#LINK
The link description.
This is a preview how the link will look in your browser.
#IMAGE
File name of the image. This should be a GIF, JPEG or PNG image and not too large.
Alternative text will be used instead of the picture if the browser is not able to display the image.
Width of the image in pixels or percent.
Height of image in pixels.
Space which is left at the bottom and top of the image.
Space which is left at the right and left side of the image.
Name of the definition for link-sensitive areas of the image.
Set the values for width and height back to the original size.
An alternative text is automatically inserted if you select an existing file. An alternative image is only recommendable if the image is very large.
Border around the image.
#TITLE
The title is displayed as the window title and inside the browser window (the latter behaviour can be switched off).
The second heading is displayed below the first one (optional).
Seperates the headings from the rest of the page by using a horizontal rule.
Alignment of the heading.
#HTMLSPEC
Add your additional HTML properties here. The Penguin doesn't validate what you type in.
Uses the attribute for the HTML tag.
#INFO
The exact version number of the Penguin including the date on which the program was compiled.
#BODY
The selected background image. This file should be as small as possible (file size). Make sure that the text is still readable.
If 'Fixed background' is selected the background image won't scroll together with the text.
Click here to use a background image on your page. The checkbox is automatically crossed if you select an image.
Depending on your decision whether you use a background image or not you should set the colours for links and text (especially in the first case).
This is a preview of your background colour. May look different with another system/graphic card combination.
Text is displayed using this colour. Note that you can also specify text colours for single text passages.
A link - if you don't see them you'll be trapped in darkness.
If a links is already visited it will be coloured like this.
Use these colour settings as default values for future HTML files.
Colour schemes offer predefined sets of colours. Their advantage: the colours fit well together
Use these colour settings for future pages.
#CONTACT
Type here your first and last name or your company name.
Your email address e.g. pengo@trarari.com.
You can set a default subject that is used when sending an email. Not all email programs support this.
#JAVA
File name of the Java applet (applets always have the extension .CLASS!)
Normally, the source code of the applet (extension: .java) is not required.
This text is displayed if the browser is not capable to view the applet.
Width in pixels that is available for the applet.
Height in pixels that is available for the applet.
Vertical space around the applet (in pixel).
Horizontal space around the applet (in pixel).
Most Java applets require/allow parameters. Look at the applet's manual (if available) for possible parameters.
Changes the selected parameter.
Inserts a parameter and the according value.
Removes this parameter.
#LAYOUT
You can select your favourite mode here. "Normal" is similar to former HP-Penguin versions the other mode are more or less different.
You can select your favourite mode here. The "Freestyle" mode offers you seven stations which can be freely defined.
You can select your favourite mode here. The "Navigator" allows unlimited use of all HomePage Penguin features.
You have to determine a file name because the Penguin calculates the paths correctly.
Closes the "Create a new page" dialog without starting a new page.
Edits the selected layout in the Navigator (currently not available).
#PLUGIN
The data source is the file which will be displayed in the browser window. You can use any file type.
An alternative text that should be displayed if the browser is unable to view the file.
Object width in pixel.
Object height in pixel.
Hide plugin controls (if applicable).
#NAVIGATOR
Copy selected lines to the internal clipboard.
Paste the clipboard's content below the current selection.
Cut selected lines.
Saves the page. The browser view will be updated.
Opens a HTML page in the Navigator.
Show the HTML page in your browser.
#NAVIGATOR2
Link
The HomePage Penguin homepage.
Horizontal rule
Image
Java applet
Import plain text file
Define a target
#NAVIGATOR3
Penguin special component
Bold
Italics
Underline
Striked
Numbered
Bulleted
#TEXT
The file name of the selected text. Double click here to start a text editor (this option requires an installed and configured OLGA)
After every line which is longer than this number a paragraph or a line break will be inserted.
Creates a multi-column text. Not advisable for a longer text.
Specifies the name of the text file which should be inserted.
Uses the clipboard content.
Text alignment is by default left. Justified text isn't supported by all web browsers (Adamas, Netscape and MSIE do while CAB doesn't).
#META
You can write a detailed description for the search engines out there in the WWW. Alta Lista II uses these information, too.
#HR
Height of the horizontal rule in pixels.
Width of the horizontal rule in percent. If the width is 100% the alignment will not be visible.
Alignment of the line. You won't see much of it unless you reduce the line width.
A colour for horizontal rules is not supported by many browsers.
A 3D effect. Not real 3D of course, but it stresses the horizontal rule.
#RGBTOOL
Red part of the colour
Green part of the colour
Blue part of the colour
#OPTIONS
BubbleGEM help isn't available for all objects. Activating this option will always display a bubble even if there is no help text.
The Penguin gets the writing of the file name from the operating system. Therefore al file names are in uppercase if you use single TOS - this can be changed by this option.
The path of the selected internet browser.
Cascading Style Sheets are standard since HTML4. They make page design and site management easier but aren't supported by Adamas or CAB.
#MARGIN
Left margin in pixels.
Right margin in pixels (IE specific).
Top margin in pixels.
Bottom margin in pixels (IE specific).
Margin width (Netscape 4.x specific).
Margin height (Netscape 4.x specific).
#MARQUEE
This text will be scrolled.
Width of the marquee area. The unit can either be in pixel or percent.
Height of the marquee area. The unit can either be in pixel or percent.
The marquee's speed. Six is the default value.
Text can flow around the applet. This feature is currently unsupported (even by Microsoft who invented this tag) but documented.
Style Sheet settings for this marquee.
#HEAD
The size of the heading. You can give your document a clear structure by using different sizes for main topics and sub topics.
Text of the heading.
Alignment of the heading.
#HELP
Activating this button will display the "Tips and Tricks" dialog at start-up. You can also open this dialog by selecting "Tips and Tricks" from the "Help" menu.
#TITNAV
This is the title of your page.
This option makes only sense if your page uses frames. For example the standard target can redirect all links to a new window. If you need to avoid this behaviour for a certain link then specify a target for the link.
The page is indexable. This feature is integrated for compatibility reasons - it is obsolete today.
##HTML output:| Use Cascading Style Sheets (Level 2)| Use colour names| Insert document type| Explaining HTML comments| Fill out empty table cells| Don't use title as main heading| Insert date automatically|
##Compatibility mode:| <CENTER> instead <DIV ALIGN=CENTER>| <EM> (emphasis) for <I> (Italics)| <P ALIGN=...> for <DIV ALIGN=...>|
JAnE ASCII recognition|Optimize HTML tags|Auto-Format I|New 'Contact' look|Created with Atari HP-Penguin|Anybrowser|Recognize lists|Recognize Internet addresses
Conversion of ASCII documents with JAnE attributes to HTML format.|Optimization of HTML-Tags - default values are removed to shorten the file.|
Several format changes - see manual.|New look for the contact address using an external file.|
A splendid looking image replacing the text message 'This homepage was created with...'. (Wizard mode only)|The official Anybrowser logo for pages that are viewable with any browser.
