An HTML editor for the Amiga

You can pop up WebPlug's config window by selecting the 'Prefs/WebPlug...' menu.
This window offers 3 register groups, 'Files', 'Defaults' and 'GUI'.

Files

Here you can specify the browser to be used (please indicate the full path), the BrowserLink (idem) and the image viewer that WebPlug should use.
In v1,2+ you can specify the arguments for the browser. This is specially usefull for MultiView, since this program needs something to load when you run it. For example, put 'S:User-StartUp'.
You can use an internal datatypes-based viewer (only v39+) or any external viewer. In this case, please specify the full path of the viewer and type '%s' where the image filename should be inserted when viewing, for example:
c:vt PAL "%s"
For v1.2+, you can specify a default customtaglist and a default customstringlist...

Defaults

This page contains some checkmarks that modify the behaviour of WebPlug:

• Load Browser on startup. If set, the specified browser will be loaded when you execute WebPlug.
  
• Load external programs first. The browser will be loaded before WebPlug opens it's window. This way, WebPlug's window can be opened on the browser's window.
  
• Quit WebPlug and browser. Should be obvious
  
• Iconify WebPlug and browser. The browser will be iconified when you iconify WebPlug. This depends on the browser..
  
• Save when sending to browser. The doc will be saved to the disk before sending the doc to the browser. Is a good idea to have this one set.
  
• Bring the browser to front. The browser's screen will become the frontmost screen when WebPlug sends the doc to it
  

GUI

Using the GUI page, you'll be able to set some preferences for the editor and for WebPlug's GUI.
The first group allows you to tell WebPlug which windows should be opened when you execute the program.
The second group (Editor) contains some preferences for the editor. Change them to fit your tastes.
You can even remove the 'Insert' button for some windows (the ones supporting Drag'n'Drop), gaining some space this way...

Specially interesting is the font setting for the editor. I recommend you to use a fixed-width font (like XEN/11), as the text is clearer, and the tectfield seems to work faster with these fonts.
The font setting has been added quite late in the development of this version. This is why it is not translated. I don't want to fool my translators by updating the catalogs again and again...