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- HTMLcat.HLP is the HTML Catalog, an extensive collection of
- well-organized, up-to-date information. This is a Windows
- help file, requiring Windows 3.1 or later, and optimized for
- Windows 95 and later. Look and feel are virtually the same
- in any Windows-based help viewer--portability.
-
- This is try-before-you-buy software. This is not free software.
- If you use these materials, you must pay for the registered
- version. Evaluation versions have limited features. When you
- register, you will receive access to the latest, complete package.
-
- You may use this book for up to 7 days for evaluation. After a
- week, if you have received fair value from this book or you are
- still using it, you might as well register and get the benefits of
- the complete book.
-
- If you use this information, please pay for it. Please pay $8
- (US funds) per user for this release; this modest fee entitles you
- to the complete, latest release. If you would like the book
- shipped on 3.5-inch disk with a written receipt, the shipping
- price is $13; outside the US, $15 on disk. for shipping and
- handling. Please provide the following information:
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- Richard E. Harvey
- P. O. Box 5695
- Glendale AZ 85312 USA
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- Email: r_harvey@compuserve.com
-
- When you register, we will send you information telling you how
- to receive the complete version of this book. Be sure to include
- your complete name, mailing address (if applicable) and your
- Email address. You must include your Email address so that we can
- send you electronic mail pointing you to the complete, registered
- version.
-
- Please visit the home page for updates and additional information
- and utilities for programmers, writers, and computer users.
-
- http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/r_harvey
-
- If you do not pay for this tool, you cannot legally or ethically
- use it. If you do not agree with this, please delete this book
- from your computer.
-
-
- --( Registration Benefits )--
- * Faster and easier to use one Windows help file to look-up HTML
- information than to search giant HTML files or outdated
- ink-on-paper reference books.
- * No more annoying registration reminders.
- * The >> button won't stop at the registration screen any more,
- because the topic will not be there!
- * Latest, complete version. There's a mountain of information in
- this evaluation version, but the release book contains even
- more, and updated information, because it is very likely a later
- release than this.
- * Registered users can ust then included example documents.
- * Support for separate Contents window for Microsoft Windows 95
- and Windows NT.
- * Additional help for 32-bit Windows users! When you register,
- you will receive the exclusive HTML-color help file with
- pop-up swatches of all HTML screen colors.
- * It's a CD-ROM worth of reference without the CD. This book
- represents hundreds of hours of work. Supporting the tools
- you use makes it possible for developers to create even more
- useful tools.
- * It's a bargain!
-
-
- --( Installation )--
- The ZIP archive contains this file (HTMLCAT.TXT), the help file,
- plus (in the registered version) a help contents file named
- HTMLCAT.CNT. Also included are HTMLCAT.GIF and HTMLCAT2.GIF.
- These are the files you need:
-
- htmlcat.hlp The Windows help file
- htmlcat.dll Required macros and utilities.
- htmlcat.txt This text file.
-
- All of the text and graphics are in one highly-compressed file,
- named HTMLCAT.HLP. Copy the HTMLCAT.HLP and HTMLCAT.DLL to the
- same directory on your hard drive. Click on the help file with
- Windows Explorer or File Manager. You can also load the help file
- into WINHELP.EXE.
-
- Tip:
- In Windows, try making a "Reference" group or menu, with
- links to often-used help files. This is also a great place for
- saved HTML pages, Encyclopedias, and text file notes. Now,
- when we need to look-up something, it's all in our custom
- reference library.
-
- Get a copy of ASCIICAT.HLP from the web site--it's a useful (and
- free) tool for programmers, writers, and web designers. Look
- for additional reference books on the web site--it changes
- all the time.
-
- NOTE:
- See HTMLCAT.HLP for additional information about configuration,
- included sample files, and troubleshooting. In the table of
- contents, click the Support book, then select the Setup item.
- You can also search the index for "Setup".
-
- See the Setup topic for information about using additional
- files included with this book.
-
-
- --( Pop-up Contents Window )--
- If you are using a 32-bit Windows help viewer, you may want to
- use the separate pop-up Contents and Index window. This feature
- requires the file HTMLCAT.CNT to be present in the same
- directory as HTMLCAT.HLP and HTMLCAT.DLL. If you are using Windows
- 3.x, the file HTMLCAT.CNT is not needed.
-
- If you change your mind later and don't want to use the separate
- contents window (after all, the built-in Contents is very good),
- see the "Help Tips" section of HTMLCAT.HLP for instructions.
-
- --( Free GIF files )--
- We've included three pictures you can use on your web pages:
-
- htmlcat2.gif 50x47 pixels 0.7KB. The "<?>" logo.
- htmlcat.gif 88x31 pixels 0.7KB. "Supports HTMLcat <?>"
- anything.gif 88x31 pixels 0.7KB. "Best with Anything" logo.
-
- All pictures are as small as possible (bandwidth isn't free). They use
- 16-color palettes and horizontal-optimization to minimize file sizes.
-
- htmlcat2.gif is a cool "<?>" picture without text. Here's the HTML
- to use it:
-
- <A HRef="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/r_harvey" Target="_top">
- <IMG Src="htmlcat2.gif" Width=50 Height=47 Border=0 Alt="HTMLcat"></A>
-
- The second picture, htmlcat.gif, is the same proportions as other
- "supports" GIFs, such as Netscape's Internet Explorer's. One
- difference is size, because it's only 700 bytes. Here's how
- to use it:
-
- <A HRef="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/r_harvey" Target="_top">
- <IMG Src="htmlcat.gif" Width=88 Height=31 Border=0 Alt="HTMLcat"></A>
-
- HTML is a portable document specification. The ideal document looks
- good on *anything* -- any display device or printed output. If yours
- are portable, not beholding to one company's proprietary standards,
- say so with anything.gif:
-
- <P>Best viewed with:
- <A HRef="http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/r_harvey" Target="_top">
- <IMG Src="anything.gif" Width=88 Height=31 Border=0 Alt="Anything!"></A>
-