Saves the current settings and closes the Job Window.
Closes the Job Window without saving the current settings.
Uses the name of each file as the <TITLE> of the web page.
Uses the first line of each file as the <TITLE> of the web page.
Uses the first line of each file as an <H1> header of each page.
Centers the <H1> header if the above option is selected.
Ends each line with a <BR> break.
Converts lines beginning with a - or • into items of a <UL> list.
Converts lines beginning with a # into items of an <OL> numbered list.
Converts a series of 2 or more -'s into a line with a shadow, a series of 2 or more ='s into a short thick line, and a series of 2 or more *'s into a line without a shadow.
Converts a line of all capital letters into an HTML header and automatically adjusts the case.
Converts all inline ftp, telnet, archie, and http URL's into clickable links.
Leaves any HTML code already in your file in place.
Shows a summary upon completion with statistics for the conversion.
Creates an index HTML file with links to all the converted files.
Brings up the output ticket, which allows you to customize how the converted files are saved.
Brings up the sets dialog, which allows you to save your current settings, remove the current set, or rename the current set.
Allows you to select a set of conversion options.
Brings up the preferences window, which allows you to set advanced options like document colors, comment lines, headers, footers, and more.
Allows you to select a single file to convert. To convert multiple files, drag the files in the Finder onto the HTML Markup icon or into any of HTML Markup's windows.
Saves your changes and goes back to the Job Ticket.
Closes the preferences window without saving your changes.
Allows you to use the Standard Color Picker to select a color for the background of the converted web pages.
Allows you to use the Standard Color Picker to select a color for the text of the converted web pages.
Allows you to use the Standard Color Picker to select a color for the already-visited links on the converted web pages.
Allows you to use the Standard Color Picker to select a color for the links on the converted web pages.
Allows you to use the Standard Color Picker to select a color for the currently-loading links on the converted web pages.
Allows you to type in the URL of a graphic to use as the background pattern of the converted web pages.
If this item is checked, the color and pattern options will be used in the conversion.
Anything you type here will be included in the source of the converted files, but won't show up when the user views the pages.
If this item is checked, the comment line to the left will be used in the conversion.
Allows you to select a file to include at the beginning of all the converted web pages (registered version only).
Allows you to select a file to include at the end of all the converted web pages (registered version only).
If this item is checked, the selected header and/or footer file(s) will be used in the conversion.
Appends the date and time of the conversion to each converted web page.
Uses the largest header size when converting all-capital lines (if selected on the job ticket).
Uses the second-largest header size when converting all-capital lines (if selected on the job ticket).
Uses the second-smallest size when converting all-capital lines (if selected on the job ticket).
Uses the smallest header size when converting all-capital lines (if selected on the job ticket).
If this item is checked, HTML Markup adds a few lines to your file giving the author credit.
Saves converted files with the same names as the source files. Files with the same names are overwritten.
Saves converted files with the names of the original plus ".html" at the end. If the original ends with ".txt", that part is removed first.
Prompts you for a place to save each individual converted web page.
Allows you to select a file creator type from a list of commonly-selected types.
Allows you to specify the creator type of the converted web pages.
Converts file names to lower case before saving.
Removes spaces from file names before saving.
Leaves spaces in file names when saving.
Changes spaces in file names to underscores before saving.
Saves changes made to the sets and returns to the Job Ticket.
Saves the current selections as a set.
Removes the current set from the list of sets.
Renames the current sets. Hint: If you name a set "Default", it will be selected automatically each time you launch HTML Markup 2.2.
Saves the current selections as a set with the given name.
Allows you to type in the name of the set you are about to save.
Uses the URL you've entered as a graphic for the background pattern of your converted web pages.
Allows you to type in the URL of a graphic to use as the background pattern of your web pages.
Shows you information about HTML Markup 2.2.
The File menu has items to convert documents, control windows, and control the program. The only thing it can't control is you.
Open a file to convert.
Show the Job Ticket
Show the Job Ticket. Not available because it is already open.
Close the current window.
Close the current window. Not available because there is no window to close.
Page Setup. Not available because this version of HTML Markup doesn't print.
Print. Not available because this version of HTML Markup doesn't print.
Brings up the sets window to create, rename, and remove sets of options.
Brings up the sets window. Not available because it is already open.
Quits the HTML Markup application.
The Edit menu has items to copy, paste, cut, and delete text from input fields.
Cut the selected text and put it in the clipboard.
Copy the selected text into the clipboard.
Paste the text in the clipboard into the current field.
Get rid of the text in the current field.
The Job menu allows you to select conversion options without using the Job Ticket.
This menu allows you to select a "set" of conversion options to use.
