HTML Rename! Version History

HTML Rename! for Windows:
  v1.00  27-Nov-96  Initial release
  v1.10  10-Mar-97  Support for new tags, external text editor

HTML Rename! for Macintosh:  
  v1.00  27-Nov-96  Initial release
  v1.10  10-Mar-97  Support for new tags, external text editor

Check "http://www.visiontec.com/rename" for the latest version information. 



Changes from 1.00 to 1.10:

* Added support for URLs in client-side image maps <img usemap="URL">
* Added support for other tag/attribute pairs
* Can now convert filenames to all upper case or all lower case
* Ignore text in HTML comments: "<!-- Comment to ignore -->"
* Option to open the report using an external text editor (prompts for 
  the external text editor when report is greater than 32k bytes long)
* Report the existence of file errors, HTML syntax errors, unresolved 
  links, and unused files at the top of the report
* Updated icons
* Minor modifications to text in dialogs
* Fixed Macintosh version so the license text appears on initial launch
* Launch Web browser when click on "Register online..." button
* Changed URL for online registration
* On Macintosh, fixed wizard dialog size for different installed fonts
* Name change from "Rename!" to "HTML Rename!"



Tags with URLs Supported by HTML Rename!:

<a href="URL">			(standard anchor links)
<applet codebase="URL">		(Java applets)
<area href="URL">			(client-side image maps)
<base href="URL">			(relative URL base for entire page)
<bgsound src="URL">		(background sound for a page)
<body background="URL">		(background image for a page)
<embed src="URL">			(replaced by <object codebase>)
<form action="URL">		(receive and process form's data)
<frame src="URL">			(frames)
<img src="URL">			(standard images)
<img src="URL" dynsrc="URL">	(AVI movie for Internet Explorer)
<img src="URL" lowsrc="URL">	(low-res image for Netscape)
<img src="URL" usemap="URL">	(client-side image maps)
<input src="URL">			(custom images for form buttons)
<link href="URL">			(cascading style sheets, etc.)
<object codebase="URL">		(Java applets & ActiveX ctrls)
<style href="URL">		(future style sheet implementation)

Last updated: 10-March-97
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