Generalities

| Joe's good tricks is a pack of small programs intended to be modules for Joe, a text editor specialized in HTML coding. Each module can create an HTML tag and export by different meanings. An exchange protocol with Joe has been created (usable on ervery Atari, but hard disk recommended). You can save the HTML tag with the fileselector, in the clipboard, or you can use the Drag&Drop protocol under multitasking environment. The export file format can be: A text file with *.HTM suffix, with CR+LF at end line (even the last). This file format is convenient with big tags such as `<TABLE>`. An ASCII string in C format, with *.STG suffix and a nullbyte at the end. `|` is used to create carriage return and `~` permits to locate the text cursor when the string insertion is finished. This file format is concenient with elemental tags, of small size, such as images or lines. If you export to Joe, the *.HTM file will be merged like a classic "merge", the *.STG file will be considered as a text macro and inserted in the text as such. If you employ Drag&Drop, the *.HTM file will be inserted at mouse cursor position, and the *.STG file at text cursor position. Drag&Drop is symbolized by a small hand icon in each module. Special Keys: Control+S : Save the HTML tag Control+Q : Quit (with alert box) Control+U : Quit (without saving and alert box) Shift+F1 : Save the configuration (tag attributes included) F2 : Search an external program (player or viewer) F3 : Miscellaneous