HTML Writer Version History
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Version		Notes
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0.5	First realese to the "general public".  All bug fixes and new features
	done by the author.


0.5a	Limited release (mostly bug fixes).

	Fixed the bug which displayed the wrong title in the Save As dialog box.
	After the user selected the path to Mosaic (File|Test),	the Save As
	dialog box still had the title "Location of Mosaic".
	FIX:  Added this line to the mnuFTest Subroutine:
	      frmMDI.CMDialog1.DialogTitle = ""

	Changed the logic dealing with executing or activating Mosaic for
	testing a document.  One user reported that even after giving the path
	to Mosaic, HTML	Writer kept asking him for the location of Mosaic.
	I revised the decision logic in the mnuFTest sub to hopefully fix this.
	Needs more testing.
	4/24/94 - Got some feedback from one user and it looks like the fix worked.

	Added the Horizontal Rule (<hr>) tag to the "HTML|Other" menu as
	Horizontal rule.  Oops!  I guess I missed one!  I only found this because
	I came across it in several HTML documents.  It seems all the documentation
	I had seen didn't mention this tag (strange).


0.6	Added the most used (in my estimation) HTML tags as buttons on the toolbar.
	looks nifty and works great!  Holding down the Control key while clicking
	on a toolbar button adds a paragraph tag to the end of the tag being inserted.
	In fact, if you hold down the Control key and click on the paragraph button
	(looks like a backwards P with two lines) you will get 2 paragraph tags!

	The status of the toolbar is now saved to the HTMLWRIT.INI file so that if
	the toolbar was hidden the last time HTML Writer was used, HTML Writer will
	come up with the toolbar hidden.  This toolbar status is shown by the
	"Options|Toolbar" menu entry (if Toolbar is checked, the toolbar is visible).

	Added an option to allow uppercase HTML tags.  Some people prefer to use
	uppercase tags (i.e. <TITLE>).  This option is also saved in the HTMLWRIT.INI
	file so it is preserved from session to session.  If the "Options|Uppercase"
	menu entry is checked, all HTML tags will be in uppercase.

	Added a "Save on Test" option so that the HTML document in the active window
	will be saved whenever the "File|Test" menu entry is selected.  In other words,
	your active document is saved before you go to test it in Mosaic (from within
	HTML Writer, of course).  This option is also saved to the HTMLWRIT.INI file.

	Fixed a bug that would cause the list of recent files (in the File drop-down
	menu) to disapear after selecting either the "File|New" menu entry or the
	New File toolbar button.
	FIX: Added a call to GetRecentFiles in the Filenew subroutine.

	The size and position of the main HTML Writer window is now saved to the
	HTMLWRIT.INI file.  Now the main window comes up in the same place and the
	same size as it was the last time HTML Writer was run.  I am also saving
	the Maximized status so that when the main window is maximized (full screen)
	and saved, the next time you run HTML Writer and want to un-maximize the
	main window it will shirnk down instead of stil filling the screen.  Kind of
	hard to explain, but trust me, it works best this way.

	Added a routine that looks at all files being opened to see if the lines
	of text are terminated with a Carriage Return (CR) AND Line Feed (LF).
	If they are only terminated with LFs, then it converts them to CR-LF.
	It seems some systems (unix?) generate text that only ends a line with a
	LF.  When brought into a standard Windows text box, the LF shows up as a
	small, solid box character and does not induce a new line (try this with
	NotePad if you don't believe me).  This routine lets you convert these
	types of text files so they are easier to read in HTML Writer.
 
	Changed the "Options|Fonts|Font Name" menu to just "Options|Display Font..."
	with the display font selection being made from the Font common dialog box
	instead of from the control arrayed menu.  One user who has a lot of fonts
	installed said that the list got chopped off at the bottom of the screen.
	The move to the Font common dialog box should fix this.

	Also, the Display Font information is saved to the HTMLWRIT.INI file
	so that the font settings (FontName, FontSize, FontBold, and FontItalic)
	are saved from session to session.  Be aware that the display font selection
	ONLY determines the font that is used for the text of the documents in
	HTML Writer!  Setting this font does NOT not set the font used when printing!
	(see the "Possible Future Features" section below for more on this.)

	Changed the logic dealing with bringing up the on-line help (calling
	WINHELP.EXE with the reference to HTMLWRIT.HLP).  One user reported that he
	couldn't get the on-line help to come up.  The changes made were very
	similar to those made to fix the "File|Test" bug listed above.  I hope this
	fixes the problem, although I've only had one report of this so far.

	Really wierd bug found in the Remove Codes function!  Basically, whenever
	I tried to set a string to null (i.e. RightSide=""), the string would get
	filled up with garbage characters which would cause the resulting string
	(SText = LeftSide & RightSide) to be too big and result in an error.  I was
	able to come up with a work-around (it's better than the way I was doing it),
	but I still want to know what caused this problem.  Strange!

	Fixed a bug in the "HTML|Paragraph|Listing" code.  It was inserting the code
	<lu>...</lu> when it should have been <listing>...</listing>.

	When exiting HTML Writer, if the on-line help window (WinHelp application)
	is still active, it will be terminated.  (Got to clean up after yourself ;-)

	Added a new pull-down menu item and toolbar button for the line break
	tag <br>.  It is in the pull-down menu under "HTML|Paragraph".  The new
	toolbar button looks like a bent, right-to-left pointing arrow.

	Added the Code tag <code> to the "HTML|Style" pull-down menu.

	Rearranged some of the menu items in the HTML menu.  I changed the
	Interactive menu entry to Lists and moved the Bulleted, Numbered and
	Definition Lists to this entry (deleting them from the Paragraph submenu).
	I also moved the Horizontal Rule menu entry from Other to Paragraph.
	(Seemed to fit better under Paragraph than orphaned out in Other.)
 
	Cleaned up a few quirks in the user interface and made a few other changes
	to "tighten up" the code.


0.6a	FIXED the "really weird bug..." mentioned above!  It was the Windows API call 
	to GetPrivateProfileString in the MDIFrom_Load subroutine.  Since most of the
	initialization file reading is done in the ReadINI subroutine, I missed a key
	setting that I needed for the code which gets the main window position and size
	data from HTMLWRIT.INI.  Most of the calls are GetPrivateProfileInt, but I had
	one GetPrivateProfileString (for the Maximize status) call which was the problem.
	The problem was the nSize parameter in the GetPrivateProfileString call.  It
	tells this function how long the string is in memory so that it knows how many
	characters it can write to this memory location.  I had used Len(IniString) to
	set this, but had neglected to initialize the length of this string with the
	IniString = String(255, 0) command.  All the strange problems cleared up once I
	added this command to the beginning of the MDI_Load subroutine.
	NOTICE:  This is pretty serious bug that may affect other operations of HTML
	Writer!  If your HTMLWRIT.EXE file is dated 4/26/94, get a new copy as soon as
	possible!

	Oops!  Forgot to change the version number in 0.6.  The version number in the
	Help|About box should now be correct (0.6a).

	Updated the on-line help to reflect some of the changes made since version 0.5.
	The on-line help is still not complete, but I'll get to that as soon as I can.


0.7	Fixed bug that caused 'Untitled' documents to generate an error and not
	save the document when exiting HTML Writer.  To fix this I just added a test
	on exit to see if the document was named 'Untitled'.  If it was named
	'Untitled' then the SaveFileAs routine is called.

	Added the List Item tag <li> to the "HTML|List menu".  This function will
	insert the <li> tag at the current text cursor position or at the BEGINNING
	of a block of highlighted text.

	Added support for testing HTML documents in Cello from within HTML Writer.
	To select which program (Mosaic or Cello) you'd like to test your documents
	in, select either the "Options|Test in Mosaic" or "Options|Test in Cello"
	menu item.  The currently selected program for testing will have a check mark
	by it.  The selected test program, as well as the paths to Mosaic and/or
	Cello (if applicable), are saved in the HTMLWRIT.INI file.  Now when you
	you select "File|Test...", the program that is checked will be used for
	testing the currently active document.
	I also fixed a small bug that may have caused HTML Writer to not find Mosaic
	if Mosaic was moved to another directory after HTML Writer had first "learned"
	Mosaic's path.
  
 	Added a Paste button to the inlined image and remote link URL dialog box.
	Now, when selecting a URL for remote links or inlined images, clicking on the
	Paste button takes the text from the Clipboard and inserts it as the URL for
	the "href=" or "src=" commands.  The Clipboard is checked to make sure that
	there is text in the Clipboard, but the Clipboard text is NOT checked to assure
	that it is a valid URL (that's your job for now).  This can be VERY handy for
	grabbing URLs that you find in other HTML documents, Usenet newsgroup posts, etc.

	Added text search-and-replace.  Selecting the "Search|Replace..." menu entry
	brings up a dialog box similar to the one for "Search|Find..." but with some
	additional controls.  After filling in the "Find What" and the "Replace With"
	text, clicking on the Verify button brings up a message box which allows you to:
	replace the text that is found (Yes), skip this instance (no), or cancel the
	search-and-replace altogether (cancel).  Clicking on the All button will cause
	all instances of the given text to be replaced.  All search-and-replace actions
	are sensitive to the current position of the text cursor in the document and the
	direction and case sensitive options in the Replace dialog box.

 

Possible Future Features
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	Better printing.  Getting good printed output from Windows applications
	can be tricky.  I'll work on this as I have time, but since the main use
	for HTML documents is for hypertext applications, I don't see much need
	to hurry on this.  The File|Print menu option will provide a decent
	print out, and you can always bring your HTML document into a word
	processor (even good old Write!) to get better printing control.

	A small status box in the toolbar or elsewhere which identifies the
	function of the button the mouse is over.  For example, when the mouse
	is over the "H1" button, the status box would report: "Heading level 1".
	To do this I'll have to do a significant amount of additional programming
	or use an add-on program module.  The add-on module I would like to use
	has just been released and I am testing it now.  If it works properly,
	the next version will have this 'improved' Toolbar.

	More Toolbar buttons.  Some users have asked for more HTML 'tags' to be on
	the toolbar, such as:  Test, heading levels 4-6, and remote links.  I'd
	like more user input on this to decide which HTML 'tags' should be added to
	the toolbar since I can only have 20 buttons on the toolbar if I use the
	add-on module mentioned in the previous paragraph.
	I am also thinking of adding support for a small and large toolbar.  The small
	toolbar would be better for VGA (640 x 480) displays, while the large toolbar
	would have more buttons for SVGA (800 x 600) and higher displays.

	Perhaps I need to add more "intelligence" to the list functions so that
	they are better at adding new list items and multiple levels.  I'll see
	what I can come up with.