HTML WEB WEAVER 5.0 RELEASE NOTES Copyright 1995-96 by Mark McConnell and McWeb Software ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SEE THE HELP FILE TO SEE WHAT'S NEW IN THE CURRENT REGISTERED VERSION OF WEB WEAVER (VERSION 5.0A). What's New! - Multiple Document editing is supported in this version. - A recent file list of 4 files is listed at the bottom of the File menu item similar to most commercial word processor's recent files list. - User defined toolbox is included, allowing 5 user defined buttons to be assigned. - Right click pull-down menu is available which is similar to most word processors including Cut, Copy, Paste, limited Undo, etc. - Find/Replace capabilities. - More HTML and Netscape code including MailTo, Background Colors, and Background Wallpaper. - Fonts dialog box is supported for using any system fonts in your text window. - Code for Forms are included in the Form dialog box under the Insert/Form menu item. - Interactive Menu Lists and Directory Lists are added to the Insert Lists menu item. - Eventually HTML 3.0 Tables will be supported and also an Options box which will allow the user to change browsers to link to, working fonts, working directories, etc by automatically changing the INI file. Bug Fixes/Improvements since Web Weaver 4.0b: These fixes improve the functionality of Web Weaver and make it more similar to conventional editors/word processors. - Along with the multiple document editing comes a File menu more similar to conventional software. Save As, Save, Close, and Exit all work in the conventional way. When you have edited a file and choose Exit, Web Weaver asks if you wish to save the file instead of asking "Are you sure you wish to quit?" Print is still being worked on even though it works. - Removed the horizontal scrollbar from the text windows so a hard return will not have to be hit in order for you to get to the next line. Otherwise you could keep typing and the line of text wouldkeep running off the page. - Switched the positions of the Cut and Copy buttons to mimic the configuration of Microsoft Word. - When pressing the
button or menu item the insertion of the "
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