Hi Bruce,
As I mentioned, good for you for taking on this project. Sounds pretty
amazingly complex for my little head, but that's okay. Not sure I can
find time to play with it. So much going on for us here. But I'm
really happy you're engaged and productive. It keeps the grass growing,
even in the winter in the Northern hemisphere. (big grin)
Keep on tapping,
Rod
On 3/06/14 12:59 AM, LB wrote:
Hi Rod,
I solved the problem for file save errors, I test for Unicode and UTF8 in
both text and file name because when loading a UTF8 page you get everything but
ASCII code.
Since the first load is from the site you get the real stuff but once you
have it and list it the file names themselves are also in that code.
So, I have a test for UTF8, Unicode and a string test for Unicode. The
string test was the one needed for only the first 2 test a file start 3
characters to see if there in an html web page style or an xml file code.
those 3 chars are meaningless in a text once the first 3 have been
stripped away.
So, the fix is in and will be up Thursday.
There are a few more tags to change and make working for unique tags are
all over the web, including video tags inside a frame...as displayed in text
versions.
So many things to insert, have options for and build on to make a fully
functional web explorer
I still have to put in the line wrap for the edit box; and many controls
or hotkeys for it.
So getting major bugs out of the way.
Bruce
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2014 3:29 PM
Subject: Re: Formatting app descriptions
Hi Bruce,
Yes, I've been monitoring the discussion about your new app. I will try
it out and give you feedback. Good for you for taking on a new
hill-climb. smile
Happy computing,
Rod
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