package0xxxxzz M`book 1995-99. S. Weyer, G. Simon. All Rights Reserved Worldwideuserintf.htmNewtPack 3.4 1995-98, S. Weyer (portions may be derived from Newton Toolkit 1992-95, Apple Computer, Inc.)bookAqC A@UR+book@URC[labelsTC)y!a  9  XA9Yy )Ia@UR/vversion@URflags@URiISBN@URtitle@URSshortTitle@UR3 {author@UR hcopyright@UR-publisher @UR@publicationDate@URIdata@UR !styles@URjɿ~contents@URbrowsers@URߧwtemplates@UR0.rendering@URu?appSymbol@UR\7icon@URohints&@userintf.htm@UR_stringD@Newt's Cape: User Interface@NC User<@Steve Weyer, Greg Simon@ 1995-99. S. Weyer, G. Simon. All Rights Reserved Worldwide$@Steve Weyer$C91A(Aa@URform_hidden @URUBform_printnames@URh base_href@URn9links@URJqGetUserConfig@URedata C!A C!@http://members.bellatlantic.net/~sweyer/newton/newtscape/docs/userintf.htm A@URArray C1 ) $AYq@UR% Fclass@UR:instructions@UR`literals@UR@argFrame@UR[<;numArgs@UR?(CodeBlock @q(|o({|AA I a @URGetRoot$@UR&!NewtsCape:NewtsCape@URX[GetGlobals C $A  ) I i@UR _nextArgFrame@UR_parent@URU{y_implementor@URߧwconfigSym@URappC A  )!>y>?y?@qA AYABIC9E)EIiL LyMMN)P1PyRaRVWXYXYZ1\q\`1cd!iyimymopIt tqxxQyyzYz{){{|)|} }q}~A~AI!Y1Ay!Aa9q)q9IY9 !1i1q!)!!AaYÉQę)ɑˁQϱiԱa)q!yYiiA1Q  i9A I q !a$!$y%A%' 'Y)*)*+ /01001q12A223Q34I5A57I79)9:i:)>DE9GGqIJKKyTU VVQVW WqWXY9`9`d1dfifhi)ijajkim)myn)noyoppr!ris sQswIwyyzz{ {A{{|A|}~!aI!QY9iYqaQIa)y 9 i)YIIAQiYùə99Љ1ѹaYԱi91aI)9a9Y1!!q1Aq!q)  !)1iy)! 1 !"Q(()I)+!+y,--.A/012q2779 9a::<!>Q>>?@ @ABYBC!CDaDE)FAFGyGH9HNNSSV VaY1Y]]i^_I`I`bYbeqejjmn pq!v{{~~iqQaY9q)Iai1A)1qIYIA)ĉŁơ!i!a˹Ω)AбI 9)9Aف9ۑܑqYIYI)CqA Ay9Q@URiname@UR㧦bviewFont*@User Interface@TopC)Q Ay@URazǸhrefs@UR'vscripts$A\@B@The Newt's Cape user interface can be quite confusing due to its dual purposes: for creating/viewing books (applications), and browsing web pages. Before delving too deeply into details, you may want to look at two sample scenarios, which highlight typical commands and preferences.A(A\@X @setup.htmA 1"@UR!viewgesturescript C1Qi@q{|;Ay@UR PhrefScript C$A  )@URX'@unit@UR9:LgestureIDC CIaAyQ @Newt's Cape appears initially as a 2-line floating "control panel" at bottom of the screen (over the book control bar area): a single-line URL and a row of command buttons. Interface elements appear below, more or less in left-to-right and top-to-bottom order. Note: The location/appearance of interface items depends on MessagePad model, screen size/orientation, installed functionality, and book status. Commands that are not relevant to the current context or system configuration are surrounded by parentheses, e.g., (Open Newtworks); if selected, they should do nothing. Tap on this book's overview button to navigate interface items.C@$@Drag Button@DragC !!4A\@@@move Newt's Cape by dragging the dot at top center. Instead of moving it, you can also hide Newt's Cape temporarily, and redisplay it later from the Newt's Cape icon in book control bar or from Extras.A!"!"i(A"\@`h@#HideBox(A"ITdl@#TheBook(A"I,C""@4@top triangle button@tri1CI#@This triangle button expands the single URL line to 3 lines; toggling it again collapses back to a single line.C$$1@@URL@URLC$i$'( AyN@Enter a URL in this area. A caret should automatically appear. Drag&drop text, or use handwriting or a keyboard to enter a location. You can also highlight a URL in Notes (or NewtWorks), and select Newt's Cape:getURL from the Notes action menu (Newt's Cape from the NewtWorks Tool menu). You can select items from Bookmarks. During processing, the area displays the current document id (URL or ISBN). Typical values:4A $tA(!(A(I .@bodyagt.htm#HREFC()Q@@http: URL (or relative to BASE of current document); <http://...> and <URL:http://...> ok@httpC))-4A@$"@Newt's Cape parses and views the HTML document via NIE or WebMail (text-only). Newt's Cape also displays plain text and GIF files directly, and installs packages (.pkg) after confirmation. If JPEG plugin is installed, Newt's Cape caches result but does not display via URL; however, it will appear if referenced by a document, or you can view via File:Open Image Cache. other MIME types. After Newt's Cape checks its own cache, it checks NetHopper's cache for any unconverted HTML source or GIFs stored there by WebXPress.A..q(A.)@D@advapi.htm#installHelperApp(A.$p<@http://www.pentekk.com/C./@$@mailto: URL@mailtoCI/Q@Newt's Cape posts a message to Outbox using the default mail transport (Wyndmail, Eudora, EnRoute,...)C0I0i@ @news: URL@newsC001$Ah04@Newt's Cape passes URL to Newt's Paper news reader, if installed, or another news reader if registered with URLcop.A1(A1h08P0`@http://www.VisualNewt.com/NewtsPaper.htmlC2q2@@ftp: URL@ftpCI2@ignored currently unless an ftp client is registered with URLcopC3i3@@isbn@isbnC334q$AX0p@opens the book, e.g., introtoc.htm (Newt's Cape: Introduction)A4(A4X00&@introtoc.htmC45 @ @appSymbol @appSymbolC5I5q5$A0$@opens(toggles) an application, e.g., stylePalette (Styles)A6 (A6100`&@stylePaletteC6q6@(@Keyboard Icon@kbdC67 9Q4A0\B@Tap keyboard icon to pop up a keyboard. 2.x: Newt's Cape adds default (http://, www., .com, .edu, .net, .htm, .html) or user defined keys to top row of keyboard -- for standard system keyboard, and Logictools TLK keyboard. for easier replace, it does Select All of current text viewA9i9:!(A90`"@#ChangeKbd(A9<(@@http://www.logictools.de/(A9T  CI:aH@If you hit Return key (on soft or hard kbd) in Newt's Cape's URL field, this is same as File:Open Location (slight delay); automatically closes soft keyboardCI;@If you have a hard keyboard attached, there are several keyboard equivalents available:CI<L@ " cmd-O (Open): popup File menuCI=L@ " cmd-S (Save): popup File menuCI=iL@ " cmd-B: open Bookmark overviewCI=J@ " cmd-H: open History(Go) menuCI>9@@ " cmd-Q: quit Newt's CapeCI>B@ " cmd-.: Stop xfer/parsingCI>@ " cmd-?: i:Help -- open Newt's Cape help book (if installed)CI?L@ " cmd-=: "Prefs" -- open i menuCI?r@ " cmd-leftArrow,[: Go:Back (Back (button) in book)CI@@ " cmd-rightArrow,]: Go:Forward (Forward (button) in book)CIA!6@ " cmd-R: View:ReloadCIAq`@ " cmd-T: View:Load with Images (overview)CIA`@ " cmd-upArrow,-downArrow: scroll overviewCIBa@ " cmd-*: in Newt's Cape, hides (same as cmd-w); in book, hides/shows Newt's Cape (show, like "star")CICQ@ " cmd-W: [this may not always close the correct view, so be careful] in Newt's Cape, hides itself (or closes current overview/pref view); in book, About, Prefs, Mark, p. #, TOC overview -- it may close book or quit Newt's CapeCEAEq@.@Newt's Cape icon@NCiconC$iEHH@Tap the Newt's Cape icon in order to open the current URL. This is same as File:Open Location. While Newt's Cape is transferring or processing a document, the icon changes to a Stop icon (up-raised hand) -- tap to stop the current operation. (If numerous operations are queued, e.g., autoloading images, you can tap Stop multiple times, or use File:Reset HTTP).4A,HH0AHI!(AI ,T0h`@#URL(AII,(0` @#LocationCIIK14A0j@This button can be customized via i:General:Other Options:Newt's Cape button to open Bookmarks or HTML cache. In the book bar, the same icon redisplays Newt's Cape if hidden.AKIKK(AKq0`(@#NCButtonPref(AKD`@#TheBook(AK CL!La@:@bottom triangle button@tri2CIL@This triangle button expands/collapses status line, error line and Stop button under the row of command buttons.CMM@,@Info "i" Button@InfoCMN@@About@AboutCNANYOAy@display Newt's Cape version and short description in HTML, and automatically convert this into a book. This also appears automatically when you start Newt's Cape if you haven't registered and paid yet.4A(CPIPa@@Help@HelpCPPQ4AT@ ,@Open the Newt's Cape Introduction/TOC book, if installed; or another book if a custom helpISBN specified.AQR(AQT@L0&@introtoc.htm(ARAX `p @#helpISBNCRyR@@Register*@RegisterButtonCRS!U4Ap@If the Newton Register application is installed, opens a registration screen. This is a convenient and reasonably safe way to register with a credit card via email. Newton, Mac, Windows, web versions of Register After you've paid, be sure to turn on the I paid checkbox to disable the automatic About box.AUVaV(AUh@http://members.bellatlantic.net/~sweyer/newton/index.htm#Register(AU,  (AV P@#IPaidCVW@@Prefs@PrefsCNAW1X9@Preferences (General, Appearance, Encoding, Process, etc.) appear directly in the i menu -- these are covered a little laterACXqX@@File@OpenCIX@This button and remaining command buttons are intended to mimic the commands/menus you might find in a typical desktop web browser.CYZ@(@Open Location@LocationCZQZ[4A\4,@It's probably more convenient to use the Newt's Cape icon button to open the current URL. You can also use the Return key on keyboard.A[\ \I(A[\0`@#NCicon(A\14 0`@#URL(A\1T `\C\\@"@Open Notes@NotesCNA\` $@Newt's Cape scans Notes(Notepad) for text entries that begin with <HTML> -- this may take a few seconds the first time. Newt's Cape pops up a list of TITLEs (or "untitled" if no TITLE tag) of possible documents for you to select. Newt's Cape ignores anything before <HTML> (or <!DOCTYPE) and anything after </HTML>. In the Notes application, you can select Newt's Cape:Open from the action menu.$A  CI`Iz@Note: The popup menus for Notes, Inbox, Paperback and Save as Text to Desktop do not scroll on 1.x (unless you use a third party utility). File:Open Notes, Inbox, Paperback, WabumiUni(~J) may not indicate initially whether items are available; however, after selecting the command (and scanning for items), cached results are used the next time to "disable" menu item (if no items are available) or speedup selection for subsequent picks.Ccd @"@Open Inbox@InboxC$idAhih"@Pops up a menu of Inbox (via email, beam) entries that contain HTML documents (like those described for Notes); if you use EETransfer or newtFTP, you can include HTML documents, GIF and JPEG files. If a large HTML document was split into multiple messages, Newt's Cape displays the title from the initial message, and combines the rest (tested with Aloha). Alternatively, you can Put Away items from the Inbox to the Notepad, and then edit/process from there, or you can select Newt's Cape:Open from the Inbox action menu.DA8(d@pAhi(Ah` @#Notes(Ai9(<@othtools.htm#EETransferCii@*@Open Paperback(@PaperbackOpenCj jAm 4AH$@t@Pops up a menu of Paperback "books" that contain HTML source documents. This can be a convenient way to transfer and access large, static HTML documents and not clutter up Notes, heap or cache. In addition to containing an <HTML> tag, the text should not contain any null (0x0) characters -- otherwise, a Paperback may not appear in the popup menu.Am(AmAH$08@othappr.htm#PaperbackCmm@*@Open WabumiUni @WabumiUniCNAmo@2.x, Japanese(~J) version only. WabumiUni is a Paperback-like application especially for Japanese-encoded characters. It should be available on a UniFEP CD-ROM (that comes with the Japanese Newton) from Enfour.$A,Cop!@*@Open NewtWorks(@OpenNewtWorksCpipsY4Ah0@2.1 only. If NewtWorks is available, pops up a menu of documents that contain <HTML>. The NewtWorks titles are listed (these may or may not be the same as the HTML source TITLE). Note: this interface relies on undocumented APIs, so is not guaranteed to work. HTML source is processed like Notes. See NewtWorks HTML via Summary preference.Asqs(As P@#Notes(AshTP"@#NWSummaryCt!tQ@,@Open HTML Cache @HTMLCacheC$itwAw@2.x only, if cache on. display an "overview" dialog that contains checkboxes, URLs and other info for current HTML documents, and filing and routing buttons. Note: the following description (with some exceptions) also applies to File:Open Image Cache, Bookmarks:Browse/Schedule, View:Load with Images, View:Load Frames, View:Load Links\ATdT@<Aw(Aw@D $@#ImageCacheCIx@2@title (upper left)CIxi@includes information about current objects, e.g., HTML Cache ["d 250]: 10/49CIy)@ " name of overview (HTML, Image, Bookmarks; Images,Frames,Links)CIy@ " [Max. # allowable, from cache preference]: (caches only)CIzqT@ " # actual in current folder&store/CIzH@ " # actual in entire soup/setCI{A>@ " scroll range in folderCI{8@ " # of items selectedCI{@>@folder tab (upper right)CI|A|@used to change current folder/store (caches, bookmarks)CI|@,@item checkboxesCI}!L@tap to select/deseelect an itemCI}@<@2 line item descriptionCI}^@URL and title; plus for caches/bookmarksCI~Y`@1. alarm icon (if part of a Schedule set)CI~l@2. caches: lock icon (if locked); entry size (in K); entry modification date/time (cache entries are ordered newest at top to oldest); (automatic expiration date/time, if any)CIYt@3. "All" folder only: (store:folder) names appendedCI`@Cached URLs appear in Bookmarks and View overviews with a bullet prefix. If you tap on an item to right of its checkbox, it will Open the item (or Load for View:Load with Images) immediately -- if no other items were selected (this is like popup menu behavior); otherwise, it just checks the item.Ca@<@All button (lower left)@AllCI>@toggles all items on/offCI)@@filing button (lower right) [except View:Load with Images]CI@used to change folder and/or store of selected item(s). button contains triangle if all items are on a cardCI@T@action/routing button (lower right)CI9`@command menu to apply to selected item(s)C1@~@Load: for View:Load with Images, Load Frames, Load Links"@LoadImage2CIq@load selected image file(s), frame(s), link(s). default action when tapping single itemCIi@@Schedule@ScheduleCI@check/load item(s) in current folder into cache. another view pops up.CIY@@# itemsCI@displays number of selected items to have in set for this folderC9a@"@Start Date @StartDateCIJ@date and time for first updateC!@ @Frequency @FrequencyCIY.@repeat frequencyCI@@noneCI@no scheduling or loading occurs (when you close schedule view)CIy@$@immediatelyCI@[default] updates selected items one time (now) without delay Any future scheduled event remains.CI@@onceCId@updates selected items later, one time onlyCIQ@@hourlyCI\@updates selected items every 60 minutesCI@$@twice-dailyCIA*@every 12 hoursCI@@dailyCI&@once per dayCI@:@daily (except weekend)CIQf@same as daily, but skips Saturday and SundayCI@@weeklyCI >@once per week (same day)Ca@ @NIE Setup@NIEsetupCI^@the NIE Setup (ISP) to be used for the connection. Select "default" to use setting at time of connection; otherwise, it is set explicitly before making each connection.CI1@&@AuthenticateCyyA@X@allows you to set user name and passwords for any hosts. description of dialog: i:General:AuthenticateA(A@X`(@#AuthenticateC@@Schedule$@SchedButtonCIQ~@schedule selected items (assuming Frequency is not none)CI@ @close boxCI!@cancel without making changes. Notes: If items have changed (based on modification date) or are not in cache, they should be updated/loaded; "Doc Done" sound plays after items completed. If Newt's Cape is closed (not just hidden) when update occurs, it should automatically connect/disconnect. Due to limitations in the Newton's alarm system, the folder name (Unfiled, Business, etc.) must be unique in the first 20 characters; All items/bookmarks view indicates scheduled items, though you can't change scheduling there -- only in an individual folder. Moving scheduled items adds to existing set in new folder, or creates a new set based on old settings. Due to the erratic nature of communications, and Newton's limited memory, there may be problems with Newt's Cape not updating an entire set of URLs or cleaning up properly; this area needs more tuning/testing; in the meanwhile, you should not assume that unattended updates are completely reliable.C@,@Cancel Schedule*@CancelScheduleCI9f@cancel all pending scheduled items in folderC@@Open @CacheOpenCI &@opens (1st) selected URL -- faster than: Display URL, followed by File:Open Location. default action when tapping single cache/bookmark itemCIi@@Process&@CacheProcessCI@popup appears with subset of regular Process options: Save as Package, Save to NewtWorks; notes: items must already be present, i.e., cached; status line displays number of remaining items; Save as Package automatically replaces (i.e., w/o confirmation) any package with same ISBN; there are some intentional delays because of the way saving is implemented; this batch Process is an experimental feature: if it's too buggy or inadequate, I may remove rather than try to fixC@$@Display URL"@DisplayURLCI@displays (1st) selected URL in status area (for editing, File:Open Location, View:Reload)C@,@Save as Outline$@SaveOutlineCI1@copies items to a Notes outline. You can select a URL there and use Newt's Cape:getURL; or edit the list and then re-import via Newt's Cape:Add Bookmarks (if you have HTMList installed).CI@^@Add Bookmark (except Bookmarks overview)CII`@add selected URLs and titles to bookmarksC@@Lock@LockCI @preliminary lock/unlock cache support. Locked items are not removed when Newt's Cape quits -- though expired or temporary items will be removed anyway, along with other old items over the limit; Remove from Cache, Delete, Reload do not check lock currently.C1Q@@Unlock@UnlockCI<@unlock selected item(s)C@@Delete@DeleteCI9V@deletes item(s) (after confirmation)CI@ @close boxCIH@close overview with no actionCAq@.@Open Image Cache"@ImageCacheC$AL(0@2.x only, if cache on. opens overview of current image (GIF,JPEG) URLs, similar to HTML Cache. Note: occasionally (depending on command/context), if a file doesn't have appropriate file extension, its cached entry might not be found.A(AL(`"@#HTMLCacheC9q@6@Open NetHopper Cache*@NetHopperCacheCIf@2.x only, if NetHopper installed. pops up a menu of URLs of current, unconverted HTML and GIF source files, typically stored in its cache by WebXPress. Note: once you view a cached HTML source with NetHopper, it is converted to a different internal format, so source is no longer available; converted GIFs should still work, though "scale to fit?" may not work correctly (and animated GIFs would not work). Note: you should be able to access a URL (for document stored in NetHopper cache) directly via File:Open Location and via links from other documents.C9a@&@Open Desktop@ConnectC$iI@If you have a cable connected to your Newton, and Sloup 2.2a (or greater) installed, you can access HTML documents via serial or AppleTalk directly from your desktop computer and a terminal program. Select a serial or ADSP option from the popup menu. Once you have opened a connection, this item changes to Close Desktop. You can transfer HTML documents separately via Sloup and access from Notes or Newtworks; or HTML/GIF via EE Transfer and access from Inbox.dA4$H,DA(APL"@#CloseConn(ACa4A@ <,@Transfer an HTML file via your terminal emulator using a "Send Text" command. For 1.x, Newt's Cape parses each line immediately. For 2.x, Newt's Cape collects all of the lines before parsing, and if you have desktop? cache option selected and a BASE HREF (URL) in document, source is stored in HTML cache; you can also send non-HTML text files if you include header info.A(A@  (@#cacheDesktop(A!,:@setup.htm#TransferDocsC$AH48@Newt's Cape automatically disconnects after encountering a complete line with "</HTML>" or usually if it detects "Out of Heap". Otherwise, select Close Desktop after the transfer is complete. You might also open a connection to log error messages while processing documents from another source, e.g., Notes or to support the HTMList Save as HTML to Desktop command.A(AH4x"@#CloseConnC 1@&@Serial(9600)"@Serial9600CIq@Many terminal programs will work for serial, such as ZTerm on Macintosh or Terminal on Windows. You should configure it as follows:CIá(@ " speed: 9600CI*@ " Data: 8 bitsCI)(@ " Stop: 1 bitCIi*@ " Parity: noneCIı*@ " XON/XOFF: onC9 4A8L@Note: Newt's Cape can handle Macintosh, DOS and Unix end-of-line characters. To avoid overwhelming Newt's Cape and losing text, make sure that your terminal emulator sends one line at a time and supports XON/XOFF; you may also wish to turn off line wrapping. For further details about configurations, see the the usage scenario and Sloup documentation.A!ȁ(AI8XP6@setup.htm#BookCreate(Aȩ0L\$~@http://members.bellatlantic.net/~sweyer/newton/sloup.htmCAi@(@Serial(57600)$@Serial57600CNAɩY@Once you have serial working at 9600, you may wish to try 57600 -- this will be somewhat faster, but HTML processing (on 1.x) will likely be a bottleneck, especially if Display Item Process option is selected.$A0pC˙˱@@ADSP@ADSPCIp@For ADSP (AppleTalk protocol), your desktop system will need an application such as ClarisTerm that supports ADSP ("CommToolBox-aware"). Select "Wait For Connection" in your terminal program, then select Newt's Cape's ADSP option -- you will then be offered a chooser to select a network location. Last ADSP zone and host saved as preference; confirms as default for next connect. Note: ADSP may not be too reliable on older Newtons.Ciϑ@(@Close Desktop @CloseConnCI@The connection is normally closed automatically when </HTML> is encountered (there must be a final line-end character also). Select this (or exit Newt's Cape) to close an open connection explicitly.Cсѱ@,@Save as Package@SaveButCQ$ALx4@If there is a non-empty book and NewtPack is installed. The current Newt's Cape book resides in heap and is installed only temporarily as a book. This temporary book disappears if you quit Newt's Cape, reboot your Newton, tap Remove Current Book, or process another document.Aa(AԉLX "@#RemoveButC 14A0,@&@If a book with the same ISBN already exists, Newt's Cape prompts you to replace it. NewtPack starts to save the book as a package and displays progress in Newt's Cape status area (Older versions of NewtPack display a "barber pole" and Stop button for NOS 2.x in a separate progress box). The Save Package Process option allows creation of somewhat larger books for 1.x; also see Size Constraints.AIؑ(Aq0P@#SavePkg(Aع@T*@setup.htm#SizeCNA@During Save, Newt's Cape removes the book to recycle space, but may still run out of heap. If you are using an Original MessagePad (OMP with pre-1.3 ROMs), you should be able to save small packages (~30-40K). If you are planning to use books with Newt's Cape (regular or Lite) present (e.g., these books) or book that make use of explicit http links, each book package will be smaller if you uncheck the Standalone book pkg? preference. A book can also be stored compressed on the Newton to save further space. To create 1.x compatible books with a 2.x Newton, use b&w rather than gray graphics, use portrait rather than full Page Size, use standard (built-in) fonts unless you plan to distribute fonts with your book, and use special 1.x-compatible versions of Newt's Cape and NewtPack (ALIGN on paragraphs with links, and 2.x protos in VALUE_TYPEs should be ignored).4APP(0CNA)a8@If NewtPack completes successful (you'll hear a sound; otherwise, you'll see an error message; or a close box will appear in old 1.x progress box), you can access the book from the Extras drawer and remove it later as you would any package. If you would like to distribute the book as a package to other users, you can move it to a Mac or Windows desktop using Extract Package (1.x) or PackageBuddy (2.x).4A<(0C@2@Save HTML to Notes(@SaveHTMLNotesCI)@2.x only, if cache on. save current HTML cache entry to Notepad as text. Newt's Cape adds comment with filename as first line of Note. For HTML, it adds BASE before TITLE; very long text source may cause an errorC1@4@Save Image to Notes*@SaveImageNotesCIy@2.x only, if cache on. save current Image cache entry to Notepad as a graphic.CA@:@Save HTML to NewtWorks0@SaveHTMLNewtWorksCI@2.1 only, if cache on. save current HTML cache entry to NewtWorks as text.C@<@Save Image to NewtWorks2@SaveImageNewtWorksCI@2.1 only, if cache on. save current Image cache entry to NewtWorks as a graphic.CI@<@Save as Text to DesktopCI9@This feature has been removed from Newt's Cape 2.0, but is accessible via HTMList plugin.CQ@:@Save Book to NewtWorks"@SaveBookNWCIV@2.1 only. Select a book (from popup) to copy styled text and graphics from entire Newton book (including current book) to a NewtWorks document. In this initial version, any formatting/layout info (e.g., indent, spacing, tables) is lost, form objects are omitted, links don't work. You can also select Save to NewtWorks in book's routing menu if HTMList is installed (which supports page ranges, paragraph justification).C9@4@Remove Current Book @RemoveButCIq@remove the current Newt's Cape book. This should not normally be necessary since the book is removed when you process another document, save a book or exit Newt's Cape. But you can reprocess the same URL, or free up heap sooner by using this.C@0@Remove from Cache,@RemovefromCacheCIj@discard current entry from HTML or Image cacheC@"@Reset HTTP @ResetHTTPCI@2.x only. If an error leaves Newt's Cape in a strange state, or a transfer appears hung, or you would like to disconnect NIE without quitting Newt's Cape, you can select this command instead of closing/reopening Newt's Cape -- it may continue with queued requests, i.e., for Load Images. This releases NIE connection and removes any passwords (via authentication). If no other NIE applications are active, depending on your NIE Preferences, you will either immediately disconnect or see a flashing star at top center.C)@@View@ViewCY@&@Current Book"@DisplayButC$A@Display the current book. If a book with the same ISBN already exists, Newt's Cape will not display the book -- instead, a Confirmation box will (eventually) appear, prompting you to replace the existing book/package. After removing it, you should be able to view the new book. If book has been removed but URL is visible, this is same as File:Open Location.A(A x0`(@head.htm#ISBNCIi@@Reload@ReloadCI@retrieves URL, and replaces existing source (if any) in cache, only if successfulCi@.@Load with Images*@LoadwithImagesCNAIh@If Image Cache is enabled, Newt's Cape scans current cached document for IMG and INPUT TYPE=IMAGE (and META ICON) URLs in current cached document; opens overview of image (GIF,JPEG) URLs, similar to HTML Cache. Tap on a URL to load just a single image; otherwise, select items with checkboxes and select "Load" from action menu to load selected images. After fetching image(s), Newt's Cape reprocesses document to show image(s) embedded. If some images do not load due to server timeout, just do Load with Images again; if some GIF or JPEG images still don't load, send me the document and image URLs so I can test. If the images are large or you get GIF conversion errors (e.g., 50K @ 16-grays), you might try using a lower resolution and check that you have enough space available on your specified Image store.4A((8C@"@Load Links @LoadLinksCI @allows selection of links in current document to load to the cache. (Ideally, this could be done via a special autoload preference and Schedule, but since there are potentially many links in a document, this is a manual experimental option for now). It should includes all http: URLs, but it does not check in advance for helperApps; it could include ftp: URLs if NewtFTP supported getURL API.C1Y@$@Load Frames"@LoadFramesCI@If current document is a FRAMESET document, View:Load Frames lists any individual frames that can be loaded.C@,@Document Source"@ViewSourceC$i   A@display (cached) HTML source for an .htm/.html document via Newt's Cape book viewer as PRE text (default). You can also use Save HTML to NewtWorks, or Save HTML to Notes if source is not too large, or specify a different helper app to view "text/plain". 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Newt's Cape obtains the current URL first from the URL area -- if the text begins with http:. You can drag/copy the current URL from the URL area to Notes or to a 3rd party bookmark manager; or add a HyperLink to HyperNewt from the book.A)(A 0h`@#URL(A@06@othtools.htm#BookMgr(AQ d @#TheBookC@,@Browse/Schedule*@BrowseScheduleCNA@opens overview of current bookmarks, similar to HTML Cache.$A(C@&@Add Bookmark$@AddBookmarkC9qY4ATH$0@adds URL or title to user bookmark soup; if bookmark with same URL already exists, it updates the title and places in Unfiled. bookmark appears in Bookmarks menu and/or overview. You can also add a bookmark from a book link or HTMList.Aq(ATH\0.@#BookmarksPicker(AX$T (@#AddBookmark2C1a@,@Remove Bookmark*@RemoveBookmarkC$A\@removes URL from current menu and bookmark soup. also see overview Delete command.A(A@0|`@#Delete(A(`C1q@>@Newt's Cape Example Page(@DemoBookmarksC A@annotated collection of examples: text, form, graphics, package, NewtonScript.A (A 0,@../examples.htmC! !9@.@(user bookmarks)(@UserBookmarksC$i!##@folders for bookmarks in current user bookmark soup; select folder for submenu of individual bookmarks. Unfiled folder normally appears; if Unfiled bookmarks in menu preference is on, Unfiled items appear in initial menu (instead of Unfiled folder).4AHddPA#(A#P0.@#BookmarksPickerC$9$Y@@Options@iPrefsCI$@We now return to covering the many preference settings available in Newt's Cape.C%Y%y@@General@NIEPrefsCI%X@Specify Newt's Cape settings, especially NIE-related. For 1.x, only Doc Done Sound, Page Size, Scale Images to Fit?, Pkg, NewtonScript, and Startup/Proxy URL appear.C'!'9@@HTML @CacheHTMLCNA'q)"@2.x only. If you have a number selected (i.e., not "no cache"), Newt's Cape saves any source obtained via NIE (or serial optionally) in a soup called HTMLCache:NewtsCape. You can remove individual entries using the overview File:Open HTML Cache or Remove from Cache.4APDC)* @@no cache@noItemsCI*AX@empty cache (immediately) and disableCI*@R@10-500 maximum items (default: 50)CI+!@number of regular cache entries to keep when quitting Newt's Cape -- this is after removing any expired or temporary, unlocked entries; Newt's Cape then discards oldest entries. it defines a "temporary entry" as one whose URL contains "?" or one obtained via a POST query. Note: during a session, this limit can be exceeded by temporary and regular entries. If you plan to fetch many, large documents you may wish to set this lower, depending on how much memory you have available (or exit/re-enter Newt's Cape to remove a few entries; or set to "no cache" (to clear), then to a number).C/0 @&@trust cache?"@trustCacheCI0IN@if on (or for a temporary entry)CI0@0@already connectedCI0r@do not ask server to check for more recent versionCI1@(@not connectedCI1t@use cached entry directly without asking to connectCI2Y.@if off (default)CI2@0@already connectedCI2d@ask server to check for more recent versionCI3i@(@not connectedCI3@ask user to connect; if user closes without connecting, use cache entryCI4a@recommended setting: on for HTML (unless you expect frequent changes or don't want to Reload manually)C5Y5q@@Store"@cacheStoreCI5@Store (popup) preference to specify a specific store for new cache items. if this is not set or not available, new items appear in the default store (main Newton setting) as in earlier versions.C7a7@2@ignore expiration?.@ignoreExpirationCI7B@if on, Newt's Cape ignores expiration date of cache items; to remove, manually Reload or Delete items (or turn off preference before quitting Newt's Cape)C9A9q@.@empty upon quit? @emptyQuitCI9@automatically discards all items from cache when you quit; opens new cache when you startC::@:@show items in overview0@showItemsOverviewCI; j@if on, View:Load with Images,Links,Frames show all (not just uncached) items in overview -- cached items prefixed with bullet (Bookmarks overview also indicates cached items)C<<@.@autoload Frames?*@autoloadFramesC==9=$A@@load individual FRAME documents automatically (View:Load Frames)A=(A>@H0`$@#LoadFramesC>A>y@4@merge Frame source?$@mergeFramesCI>@merges actual frame source into original main (FRAMESET) document in cache; include Frames? and autoload Frames? must both be on also; the resulting book should look basically the same as just include Frames?, but heading does not link to individual frame doc, and redisplaying the single cached item should be faster and View:Load with Images, Load Links should work; (disadvantages: more storage space if large individual frames used in multiple main documents); generally, you should be comfortable using the include and autoload options with your frame sites before enabling this option; if certain frame sites don't merge, please send me the URLs (it's possible the HTML is degenerate (missing HEAD or BODY tags) and/or there are still bugs in Newt's Cape)CDE @2@remove? <!--...-->*@removeCommentsCIEQ@removes HTML comments (including JavaScript) from documents, to shrink cached size and increase processing speed somewhat. default: on. (if comments removed, "Parsing length" may be less than original transfer size)CG)GI@@desktop?&@cacheDesktopCGGH4A0@if on, and source transferred via serial or ADSP and contains a BASE HREF beginning with http:, Newt's Cape adds/replaces the source in the cacheAIIa(AI9P0$@#Serial9600(AI0p`@#ADSPCII@"@text/plain @textPlainCIJ@store text files (whose MIME type is text/plain) in HTML Cache to view later or process with a different helperApp.CK)KY@*@Fix ISO Chars?@fixISOCIK @this preference may be removed in future versions if the Encoding plugins do a sufficient or better job. this provides an interim fix for users who are outside US or read pages with embedded accented characters (e.g., German, French). Generally, the page author should have used "character entities" such as &Uuml; for rather than embedding the character code, even though technically, these extended 8-bit characters are part of the ISO-8859-1 standard. The problem is that the Newton low-level communication code applies a default encoding table ("MacRoman") which maps these to other characters. For now, if the Fix ISO Chars? option is on (and you do not have the Encoding and ISO-8859-1 plugins installed), Newt's Cape re-substitutes ~60 characters -- this will slow down transfer somewhat. If some characters still don't translate, send me a specific URL (and also how the character should appear in browser),and I'll see if I can fix this (or following table), assuming the Newton has the character in its font. Eventually, I may provide an encoding module (like for Japanese, Chinese), but this may be overkill and does not appear trivial to do.CTT@@Images$@CacheImagesCIU!@2.x only. Newt's Cape saves any image (GIF only currently) obtained via NIE in a soup called ImageCache:NewtsCape.CIV1@@no cacheCIVi<@empty cache and disableCIV@B@10-500 items (default: 50)CIW!N@same behavior as for HTML cache.CIW@&@trust cache?CIW @same behavior as for HTML cache. recommended setting: on for Images (unless you expect graphics to change frequently on server)CXY@"@auto load?@autoLoadCYYY_$A@L@if selected (default: "none"), Newt's Cape scans subsequent document source for occurrences of graphics (i.e., IMG and INPUT TYPE=IMAGE tags), retrieves the graphics into the Image Cache, and then reprocesses the document to display the graphics inline. You can also load only the first 1 (2, etc.) images on a page by selecting a number. You can also select All to load all images. To avoid accidental transfer of many/large images, we would recommend, however, that you leave this set to none (or a small number), and reprocess a single document using the Load with Images command in the View menu. (Note: Newt's Cape does a quick text scan/pattern match, not a full parse, so it's possible that it may miss some syntactic permutations or be confused by pseudo-images in FRAME or BODY attributes).A_(A` @|,@#LoadwithImagesC`Q`@<@original (unconverted)?@rawImageC$i`cc@if selected (and usually Cache Only Process option is selected), cache original GIF image rather than convert immediately into Newton format; this should generally be turned off, especially for JPEG; image will be converted each time it is accessed (although slower, this may be useful for experimenting with different numbers of grays, or threshold level).$Ad(Ac(Ad d(0"@#CacheOnlyCdIdi@ @animated?@animatedCId@if on, converts animated GIFs as sequence of frames (otherwise, first frame only). 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Cookies are small amounts of state information provided by certain servers.Cpp@@Skip$@SkipCookiesCIq@skip all cookies (default) -- Newt's Cape does not save cookies, nor does it send cookies; this also removes any earlier cookies.Cr9rQ@@Ask@AskCIr@(default) confirm whether to keep/send cookies for each hostCs!s9@@Keep@KeepCIsiR@keep/send cookies (without asking)CNAsw!H@If a server suggests that Newt's Cape is not capable of handling cookies, it is probably discriminating on the User-Agent field. One solution is to contact the site administrator and ask them to recognize "User-Agent: Newt's Cape/...". 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Note: the settings before processing the document are used (changing just prior to saving does not apply to current book).CI@D@label: Pkg(1.x) or Pkg(2.x)CI9H@if both Newt's Cape and NewtPack are 1.x compatible (i.e., non-"-2") versions, 1.x indicates that book package will be 1.x compatible; otherwise, 2.x appearsC@"@Standalone"@StandaloneCIL@if checked, Newt's Cape or Newt's Cape Lite will not be required to support basic navigation and back/forward book buttons; otherwise, each saved package will be (~25K) smaller and "Lite" appears. 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(Connection is normally released automatically after quitting Newt's Cape or finishing Schedule, or a manual File:Reset HTTP)C@:@Don't Show Newt's Cape@NCNoShowCAi$AX( ^@if on, generally keeps Newt's Cape invisible -- primarily intended when Newt's Cape is accessed from other applications. A safer preference to try is Auto hide? option.A(AX( @#AutoHideC9i@.@Don't Close Book$@BookNoCloseCIH@if on, keeps current book open until the next document begins to display. Advantage: keeps content on screen as long as possible; disadvantage: ties up heap.C A@4@Ignore META Refresh0@IgnoreMETARefreshCI<@if on, prevents automatic redirection via META REFRESH tag; hopefully page provides a manual link. Note: this does not prevent server-based redirectionC @(@Ignore Tables&@IgnoreTablesCII@if on, ignores table tags. 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Note: available items depend on your version and language -- see what commands appears when you tap the File button. e.g., Works would match NewtWorks; HTML would match HTML Cache; Eingang would match "Inbox" (in German version). You could still open an occasional URL in status area by tapping File:Open Location.4AdH `A9(Aad0,`@#NCiconC@8@Overview not floating,@OverviewNoFloatCI @if on, displays full screen overviews underneath other floating views, such as Button Bar Plus; since it would float underneath main Newt's Cape view also, you would move or hide/reshow Newt's Cape to see bottom-most overview items and file/action buttonsCAy@6@Change keyboard keys @ChangeKbdCI@allows you to customize the top row of added keys; the preference value is a list of comma-separated labels which replace corresponding keys: http://,www.,.com,.edu,.net,.htm,.html. You can include a space (or end list prematurely) to skip existing keys; erase value to return to original defaults. 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You'll have to manually close old keyboard in order to open new one.C  @B@NewtWorks HTML via Summary @NWSummaryC$i AJ@File:Open NewtWorks should provide a complete list of documents that contain <HTML>; if this is too slow and/or the Newton runs out of heap when you select File:Open NewtWorks, you can try turning on this option (non-empty value); if on, Newt's Cape checks only the "summary" slot of the document without actually doing a full text search; however, this apparently can miss some documents -- either that don't have <HTML> in first 80 characters, or that don't have a summary slot at all, e.g., transferred via NCU?; or, you might try making "missing documents" visible by selecting entire content and copying to a new NewtWorks document (or just turn off the preference)AL ,A(AL0*@#OpenNewtWorksC1Y@$@mailto:body"@mailtoBodyCIH@specifies the body text to appear in an email message when you tap a mailto: link. set this to something non-empty like "hi"; if empty, no message is generated/placed in your OutBox; default for new users or after resetting Main Pref Set: "hi, I saw this cool document in Newt's Cape".CI@,@Book ParametersCAYAy$A@There are several options you can set before processing a documents into a book -- be sure to reset manually later (ideally, these would be edited via a book's About dialog, after creation of a single book):CI@V@Book Page Width and Book Page Height @BookWidthCI4@integers to override dimension(s) of current Page Size setting; be sure to check that the book reader behaves properly, e.g., updating page numbersC)I@ @Book BASE@BookBaseCI@for documents from Notes, NewtWorks, Inbox, desktop, you might want to set full absolute address (http://...). so that relative links and image references are resolved properly; this is overridden by BASE tag if any, or by URL from a cache itemC@ @Book ISBN@BookISBNCI@@unique 14 character string to identify a book; overridden by META NAME=ISBN, if any. prefix with A!: to identify a book with a picture for Avi's BackdropCAq@,@Book ShortTitle"@BookSTitleCI@appears as book title in Extras (usually no more than ~18 characters for 2.x); overridden by META NAME=SHORTTITLE, if anyC@"@Book Title @BookTitleCI)@appears at top of each book page; overridden by document TITLE tag, if anyC @@I Paid@IPaidCAyy4A( $@After you register, you can check this to prevent the About box from automatically appearing when you start Newt's Cape.A(A( 0,@#RegisterButton(A $0`@#AboutC I i@ @NIE Setup @InetSetupC  !Y$A|8@@2.x only. shortcut to open the Internet Setup NIE applicationA!q!(A!|$P06@InternetSetup:Newton(A!0x`C""1@@PrefSet@PrefSetsC$i"q( (A@You can switch between sets of preferences ("Pref Sets") in the main i menu-- this is somewhat like the Macintosh Extension Manager. You can manipulate Pref Sets via the action button. A Pref Set could be useful when using different fonts for a particular language Encoding, or switching to "dumber" settings for problem web sites, e.g., Ignore Tables, don't Include Frames, etc.; all preference-related info, including cookies and authentication, is stored with current Pref Set. Pref Sets appear under "i" menu, with only Main Pref Set initially. When you select a different Pref Set, Newt's Cape does some reinitialization; selecting same set opens General preferences. On the action button in i:General:4A,4A(Q(A(y,0`&@#MainPrefSetCI(@@PrefSet:CI(X@displays PrefSet name in editing areaC)a)@@Rename@RenameCI)b@renames current PrefSet to new name from editing area (if non-empty and not already used); you can rename Main Pref Set to something else if you like, e.g., "My Defaults"C+9+Y@ @Duplicate @DuplicateCI+@copies current PrefSet, using a name of current PrefSet plus "_copy" (if unused). 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Data, menu and status values use 10 point (if Size=9) or 12 (Size=10); user editable entries use 12 point (in either case). There is some extra initialization that is required and some (slow) redisplay, especially for menus.CNN@@Encoding@EncodingCOO9R4ADH`H@2.x. If Encoding plugin is installed, along with Japanese or Chinese encodings. select a NewtonTextEncoding for exchanging data between desktop or http server and Newton (default: 'sjis = ShiftJIS). Thanks to Shinobu Yamada; for cool, funny, useful applets or information for Newton users in Japan, see MarbleDevelopment. Thanks also to "GNUE" (aka Makoto Nukui) for the NewtonTextEncoding (NTE) development tool.ARS(ARDP@@http://www.marbledev.com/(AS)Hh@http://www.cyborg.or.jp/~gnue/NTEncoding.htmlCSS@(@Main Pref Set$@MainPrefSetCTTAUY$A0@You can switch between sets of preferences ("Pref Sets") in the "i" menu -- learn more about creating, renaming, deleting Pref Sets.AUqUU(AU0,0` @#PrefSets(AU\`x(AUTCV!VA@@Process@ProcessCVVX4A$$@Under i. Process displays current processing options (including htmlApps). Note: for NOS 2.x, the current screen orientation (via system Rotate button) can be used to create the book in portrait or landscape (see Page Size).AXX(AX$@#Rotate(AYT$H @#PageSizeCYIYq@&@Display Item$@DisplayItemC$iY\\I`@As Newt's Cape adds a content item to the book, it immediately displays and updates the same book page (unless the book already exists -- see Display). 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Status information is refreshed as time permits. since this is based on lines currently, really l-o-n-g (many K) lines, e.g., query results with few line breaks, may appear to hang (after completing)-- just wait awhile for line to finish parsing. Status gauge may appear on right side (above Stop) to indicate transfer, parsing or installation progress.$A < Avy(Av <00@#tri2Cvw{)$A\$(@*If you do not have an active NIE connection, the NIE connection box appears the first time you attempt to access a URL that's not in the cache. This document assumes that you already know how to configure and establish your connection. If you close the connection box (rather than tap Connect), or tap Stop during the connection process, Newt's Cape should stop accessing the current URL (and also flush any other pending requests, e.g., graphics). If a site requires a name and password, an authentatication dialog appears.A{9(A{a\$@ p(@#AuthenticateC{{@"@Error Line@ErrorC||9}4A <h@if bottom triangle expanded. 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A link may appear not to work if there are bold or unusual font changes earlier in the same paragraph. If a URL matches a local object, that application or book opens (for NOS 2.x, if local document is a frozen book or application, it is thawed). If the destination is an absolute URL (begins with http://...) or is relative to the BASE of the current document, Newt's Cape uses NIE (for 2.x) to request the document; for 1.x, it generates a WebMail request (you can delete these from your Outbox if you change your mind).C@.@Book Control Bar@BookBarCI.@This bottom bar should already be familiar to you (other books, MessagePad manual); Newt's Cape adds Newt's Cape icon, back and forward buttons.CII@D@icon next to book close boxCI@expand/collapse book bar. 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