Extended HTML menu

Menu item
Key
What it does
@Addr to MAILTO - Takes an address and puts it into a mailto-link and the link’s clickable text.
URL to link - Takes a URL and puts it into a link and the link’s clickable text. If you want the protocol (http:// or ftp://) in the clickable text, include it and then remove the extra one in the link.
Image to Figure - Provide an image file name, a figure number and a (optional) caption and this is written in as a figure in the text.
Text to Figure - Pull quote with optional size, color, lines above and below.
Size/Color text - Size and color selected text simultanously providing only the two values.
Block Quote text - Duplicates HTML menu & Ctrl+Q for selected text.
Button stack in Form Frame - Provide the number of buttons desired.
n x m Table Frame - Provide two numbers. The table is set up. Comments number rows and tables for easy moving around in the (linear) table layout.
Asym/Sym Frameset Frame - Sets out the frameset from numbers provided.
<p> before/after selected text -
<p>...</p> around selected text -
<p> before paras (txt to htm) - Whole file. Must be empty lines between paragraphs. May be extra tags to weed out.
<p>...</p> around paras (txt to htm) - Whole file. Must be empty lines between paragraphs. May be extra tags to weed out.
Place <br> tags on line ends - A <br> is placed at each line end and in skipped lines. This keeps a raggedy right for poems, dialog, and such. Nothing is done about indents and interior spaces. This will require replacing spaces with “&#160;” hard spaces. Prior to 0.Cb, #32 spaces were replaced with #160 because I used this only to view the result of something to be done to files I was uploading to a site. I often leave in tools I try out. In 0.Cb this becomes a valuable tool.
Place <br /> tags on line ends - A <br /> is placed at each line end and in skipped lines. This keeps a raggedy right for poems, dialog, and such. Nothing is done about indents and interior spaces. This will require replacing spaces with “&#160;” hard spaces. This is introduced in 0.Cb.
Change 8-bit chars to html/xml escape codes - If you get files from MS. Word and other apps, whether by HTML export or TEXT export 8-bit chracters are characters. This may give some browsers on the Web a problem in rendering. In eWriter, this item will quickly go through the file and replace the chartacter ordinals with html/xml escape codes.
Change any selected char to its escape code - If you are writing etext (for html, xhtml, or xml readers) and bring in an 8-bit or reserved character, you may select that character and use this menu item to change it to its escape code. This is mainly for use with the Windows Character Map which you may access from the Tools menu. If you use the Alt+NumPad, you should go the Edit menu and set eWriter to write in escape codes directly. This setting only affects 8-bit codes, but the reserved codes may be entered directly from the Esc(ape codes) menu and from assigned keys. (0.Cg)