HTML Notes v1.19

Windows '95/98/NT? only (sorry, I have no plans to convert)

©Anthony E. Lockwood 1997-99

Download HTML Notes v1.19 (980k)

HTML Notes is now also downloadable from:
UAOLWR - HTML Editors Page
Thanks to: Bob Marion Head RingMaster of UAOLWR

TUCOWS rates us with 4 Cows!

LE FastCounter

Due to the recent increase in the use of webbots that are able to scan html pages for any email addresses, I have decided to "hide" any email address on this and any others I create with Javascript. If you do not have javascript enabled, then you will not see any email addresses, but they are in the help file.

Go Back to the Main Page

What's Added and Fixed v1.19

Added the ability to qickview the document using HTML Lite from http://www.pbear.com This is a sort of interim measure as I am trying to get Microsofts' HTML.OCX to work in Delphi 2 not an easy job I can tell you.
Used a new version of TSyntaxMemo that fixed a few reported bugs i.e. the screen not properly refreshing.
Added a new version of TIDY.EXE which again fixes a few reported bugs.
Added support for ProSTATS v2.0 a great little statistics program that can be found at: http://www.pagetools.com/tracking/prostats/
In the process of realy updating the help file.
Added more support for the Undo/Redo options.

More can be found in the History page.

This will allow you to keep track of any updates to the HTML Notes by registering your email address with ListBot.

News

I am now at college full time and the workload is catching up with me, and do not have the same amount of time to update HTML Notes as I would like, So I am only going to do bug fixes and do some much needed work on the help file. When you find a bug please send it in, and I will do my best to fix it (time permitting)

I am now using Inno Setup v1.09 as an install program. For those of you that do not yet know of this program it is a brilliant freeware 16/32 bit install system that is from Jordan Russell's Home Page.

If you need a quick/compact install system I heartily recommend it!

About

HTML Notes is a HTML/Text Editor and not WYSIWYG. Please don't download it and think that you are going to be able to produce brilliant web pages with it, you will have to take the credit for that :)

It has been written because I use windows notepad to produce my web pages (yeah, like it doesn't show!) and I got tired of doing the same things over and over.

The best way to get to know what HTM Notes can do is to use it. I think that HTML Notes is pretty easy to use as the icons on the buttons should help you see what they are for.

Here is a review of HTML Notes from SharewareJunkies.com The Shareware Reviewers

Features

Toolbars - The Toolbars are dockable and can be docked/moved to anywhere on the screen (top, left, right and bottom).You can hide or make visible any of the toolbars with a click of a mouse. The buttons can have either icons or text/icons.
Syntax Highlighting - I have tried for ages to get thisprogram to do syntax highlighting but to no avail, I am now using TSyntaxMemo by David Brock.
RTF-2-HTML - If you Load in any RTF text From Windows WordPad, you can format the file into HTML text keeping the Font/Size/Style/Colour Attributes intact. Nice one Troels!
Interactive Help - I have added support for Stephen Le Hunte's The HTML Reference Library (and indeed, any other) Help file from HTML Notes. This was added because I really do not have a clue what the heck I'm doing half the time ;)
The Print Preview Dialog - This Dialog allows you to quickly see how your printed document will look before it is printed.
Drag'n'Drop Editing - If you use Internet Favorites to keep track of your faforite WWW Sites, you can now just use Explorer to drop the files onto your web document and they appear as fully formed html tags for internet browsing/mailing. (Dosen't accept directories yet, but hopfully will soon.
User Defined Default Document - With this option you can create your own default document and each time you create a New document it is used as the default.
The Quick File Text Dialog - This will allow you to assign a text file to a button and insert the text into the HTML document. Good for a doc that uses the same text in all of its documents (i.e. headers and footers). You can also assign multi-line hint text to the buttons so that you know what's on them.
The Quick Formating Dialog - This is the same idea as before, only you add a line of text.
The Forms Dialog - This dialog allows you to quickly set up the information that is needed to enter form data into your HTML documents. Hidden, Password, Text and many other types are supported, with the ability to enter as many as you want with the single click of the mouse.
Tables - This dialog will help in the creation of tables. all you need supply is the amount of rows and colums that you require and the rest is done for you.
A MRU File List - This shows the last five files and allows for easy/quick loading of the html documents.

Future Enhancements

For the most part this is where you come in, I am fast runnung out of ideas.
At the moment I am thinkig of:

When you drag and Drop files on to the edit area, if a directory is found - then getting out all of the *.url files from there also.
Support for cascading style sheets. Allow you to easily create/edit them. More info at W3C
Support for Stephen Le Hunte's The HTML Reference Library Help file from my help file, because I realy do not have a clue what the heck I'm doing half the time.
I might add a Frames wizard, but seems a bit pointles for a single document editor.

HTML Notes was written with Borland Delphi &

ToolBars97 & Inno Set-up ©Jordan Russell Jordan Russell's Home Page	TSyntaxMemo ©David Brock The TSyntaxMemo Home Page
The RX Delphi Extensions Delphi VCL Extensions (RX) Library	RTF-2-HTML © Troels Skovmand Eriksen
MRUList & PageSetup ©Brad Stowers Delphi Free Stuff	KRHints95 v1.00 © http://www.iaehv.nl/users/kray
TPagePrinter v2.0 Copyright ©1998 Bill Menees http://www.public.usit.net/bmenees	Menu97 v1.72 ©1997-99
An honourable mention should go to The Delphi Super Page and Torry's Delphi Pages the place where I get most (if not all) of my components.

The MIDI Files on my Homepage ©Herbert Harari and various other artists.
If you are into Jazz or Blues in any way then you should do your self a favour and drop by to Herbert's MIDI Music Page

and last - but not least - Nescafé Gold Blend

Anthony E. Lockwood ©1997-99

by Anthony E. Lockwood
homepage:http://www.lockwood9.freeserve.co.uk/
homepage:http://members.xoom.com/tonyl/

Join the HTML Notes Ugrades mailing list! Enter your email address below, then click the 'Join List' button:

Subscribe Unsubscribe
Powered by ListBot