HTML Pro 1.2 Setup Instructions
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 * After unzipping the archive, copy the file COMMDLG.DLL to your
   \Windows\System directory. If you are asked if you wish to overwrite
   the file, press 'Y' for Yes.

 * To add an icon so you can access HTML Pro directly, follow the following
   directions.

    - Windows 3.11/3.1/Windows NT 3.x/Windows for Workgroups
        - Click 'File', then 'New', then 'Program Group'. Create a group
          for HTMLPro called 'Jaguar Development'. Ensure this group is
          showing, then click 'File' then 'New' then 'Program Item.' Enter
          the details for HTMLPro; filling in the filename (e.g.
          c:\htmlpro\htmlp.exe) and then fill in an icon name. Then enter
          the 'working directory' as c:\htmlpro, or wherever you installed
          the program.

    - Windows 95, Windows NT v4 or above.
        - Right-Click on the desktop, then click on 'New Shortcut'.
        - Type in the path & filename for HTML Pro.
        - Enter the description 'HTML Pro for Windows'
        - Click 'OK.'
        - To add to the start menu, right click on the start button, click
          'Open', then double click on the Programs icon, then right-drag
          the desktop icon you created into the Programs window. Then select
          'Copy.'

 * Now, to run HTMLPro, click on the HTML Pro icon on your desktop, or in
   the Jaguar Development program group. For Windows 95, you can access it
   in the Start Menu.

 LAST MINUTE RELEASE NOTES
 -------------------------

 * Template Programming

  The template file format is very simple. All templates are gathered
  from one file, DEFAULT.TEM. This is basically just a series of HTML files
  delimited by a slash '\' followed by a name, and then a line in HTML
  comment format as a description. For example:

  \HTMLDoc1
  <!-- A simple html doc ->
  <html>
  etc...
  </html>
  \AnotherDoc2
  <!-- A second doc ->
  <html>
   <body etc. etc.

  Load a template and its contents are pasted into the new window. However,
  should you wish to ask your user questions, you can. You can ask the user
  for a string, and have the question code replaced with their example.

  The format is [?]:vv:Question[\]
   (Where vv is a unique identifier between 00 and 99)

  e.g.
  <A HREF="[?]:00:What is your web site's address?[\]">

  Once the question has been asked, the variable is accessible again without
  re-asking the question. The format for this is as follows:

  [v]:vv

  This will replace those 6 characters with the variable's value. For example:

  Don't forget the web site; It's <a href="[v]:00">here</A>!

  You may only have ONE question and ONE variable access per line of HTML,
  maximum; this needn't be a problem unless you're working in pre-formatted
  HTML mode (<pre></pre>)

 * The OTHER.TAG file

  This contains user defined HTML strings, or last minute additions. The
  format is

  Name,HTML_Code,Description
  Name,HTML_Code,Description

  etc.

  Note that there must be NO WHITE SPACE at the end of the file! This may
  cause HTMLPro to crash dramatically!

 VERSION DIFFERENCES
 ===================

 Since v1.0 (December 1996 Release)

 * Added site manager to help with the management of full web sites, not just pages.
 * Added the Image Map Wizard to help create Client Side Image Maps.
 * Fixed 'preview in browser' bug; will prompt you to save first if you have not already 
   saved.
 * Changed splash screen.
 * Color wizard vastly improved. New interface, now supports ready-made or custom-made schemes,
   and background GIFs (JPEG support coming soon).
 * Added Table Wizard
 * Updated documentation
 * Ironed out a few more bugs (thanks for all emails concerning these)
 * Streamlined code.

 Since 0.9 (Beta Release)

 * Fixed bugs
 * Added Color Wizard with basic support for colors and so forth.
 * Added help HTML document.
 * Added more templates.
 * Document Wizard

 Since 0.1 (Concept Release)
 
 * Too numerous to mention here; contact JD for a full list.


 Have Fun,
 Ed
 Email: ed@comports.com
      
 