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   <TITLE>HTMLSample Help</TITLE>

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<H1>HTMLSample Help</H1>

<H3>Contents</H3>

<UL>

   <LI><A HREF="#overview">Overview</A></LI>

   <LI><A HREF="#buttons">Button Commands</A></LI>

   <LI><A HREF="#menus">Menu Commands</A>

   <UL>

      <LI><A HREF="#mFile">The File Menu</A></LI>

      <LI><A HREF="#mGo">The Go Menu</A></LI>

   </UL>

   </LI>

   <LI><A HREF="#keys">Special Keyboard Commands</A></LI>

</UL>

<P><A NAME=overview></A></P>

<P>&nbsp;</P>

<H3>Overview</H3>

<P>HTMLSample is an application that demonstrates the capabilities of

the HTMLRenderingLib that is new for Mac OS 9.</P>

<P><A NAME=buttons></A></P>

<P>&nbsp;</P>

<H3>Button Commands</H3>

<P>Navigation controls are located in the top left corner of the

windows as shown in figure 1.</P>

<P><IMG SRC="images/controls.gif" WIDTH=198 HEIGHT=129 ALIGN=bottom></P>

<P><B>Figure 1</B>. Navigation controls.</P>

<P>Navigation controls provide a 'memory' function allowing you to

browse back and forth between pages. As you click on different pages,

they are accumulated into a history. At any time it is possible to go

back to a previously visited page. Detailed descriptions of the

controls shown in figure 1 follow:</P>

<UL>

   <LI><B>Go back</B>. This command allows you to return to the most

   recently visited page. That is, the page that was being displayed

   before currently showing page was displayed.</LI>

   <LI><B>Go back to beginning</B>. This command allows you to return

   to the very first page visited. This page will be the first one

   that was displayed when the window was opened.</LI>

   <LI><B>Go forward</B>. After clicking 'go back' this command

   allows you to return to the page that was being displayed before

   the 'go back' command was clicked. Together, the 'go back' and 'go

   forward' commands allow you to walk through the display

   history.</LI>

   <LI><B>Help</B>. This button leads to this page.</LI>

</UL>

<P><A NAME=menus></A></P>

<P>&nbsp;</P>

<H3>Menu Commands</H3>

<H4><A NAME=mFile></A></H4>

<P>&nbsp;</P>

<H4>The File Menu</H4>

<P><TABLE BORDER=0>

   <TR>

      <TD WIDTH=128>

         <P><IMG SRC="images/filemenu.gif" WIDTH=108 HEIGHT=59 ALIGN=bottom></P>

      </TD>

      <TD>

         <P>The file menu provides two commands: open and quit. The

         quit command exits the application and the open command

         allows you to choose a file on disk for display in a new

         window.</P>

      </TD>

   </TR>

</TABLE>

 <A NAME=mGo></A></P>

<P>&nbsp;</P>

<H4>The Go Menu</H4>

<P><TABLE BORDER=0>

   <TR>

      <TD WIDTH=128>

         <P><IMG SRC="images/gomenu.gif" WIDTH=87 HEIGHT=81 ALIGN=bottom></P>

      </TD>

      <TD>

         <P>The Go menu provides menu commands for navigation in the

         front most window's visited links history. Back, Forward,

         and Home are identical to using the <A HREF="#buttons">button

         commands</A> with the same names.</P>

         <P>The current contents of the visited links list is shown

         at the bottom of the menu. To go back to a particular page

         in the history list, choose the title of the page from among

         the items listed.</P>

      </TD>

   </TR>

</TABLE>

 &nbsp;</P>

<P><A NAME=keys></A></P>

<P>&nbsp;</P>

<H3>Special Keyboard Commands</H3>

<UL>

   <LI>The left, right and up arrows on the keyboard can be used to

   access the back, forward and home commands.</LI>

   <LI>Holding down the command key and typing the letter "O" (oh!)

   is the same as choosing the Open command in the File menu.</LI>

   <LI>Holding down the command key and typing the letter "Q" is the

   same as choosing the Quit command in the File menu.</LI>

   <LI>Holding down the command key and typing the letter "B" is the

   same as choosing the Back command in the Go menu.</LI>

   <LI>Holding down the command key and typing the letter "F" is the

   same as choosing the Forward command in the Go menu.</LI>

   <LI>Holding down the command key and typing the letter "H" is the

   same as choosing the Home command in the Go menu.</LI>

</UL>

<P>&nbsp;</P>

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