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New in HTML Wizard version 1.3:
(1) A new "Options" item, "Translate Non-English Characters" allows
you to edit HTML documents using non-English characters directly. This
feature mainly benefits users of code pages whose non-English characters
are available on their keyboards. HTML Wizard will (if this option is
checked) pass files through a filter that converts these characters
to and from their corresponding HTML entities when loading and saving
the files. So, instead of seeing ö, you will see a single 'o'
character with the umlaute accent. If you do not have your keyboard
set up for a non-English character set, it is best to leave this
option off. No harm will be done in using it, but file I/O will be
slower because it has to pass through the translator. See the online
help for more details on this feature.
(2) Forms support has finally been added.
(3) "Save Without Tags" is done through a C++ program rather than
REXX, so it is much faster now. As of now, only <....> tags are removed.
Character entities such as & are not converted. I hope to have this
implemented soon.
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New in HTML Wizard version 1.25:
(1) Added automatic insertion of <P> tags when text files
are imported. (Can be toggled in the Options menu)
(2) Added automatic insertion of <P> and <BR> tags when
blocks of text are selected.
(3) Added an option to control whether <LI> tags are
automatically inserted when lists are created.
(4) Added a "Save Without Tags" feature to save an HTML
file without the HTML tags so that it can be imported
into other editors, or to send text by email without
all the tags, etc. Right now, this is done in REXX, so it
can be painfully slow for a large file. Experiment with
small files first to find out what your patience limit
is. I have already coded this up in C++ to be much
faster, but it will take a little time to get it merged
seamlessly with HTML Wizard. It should make the next
release, so this is just to whet your appetite. :-)