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From: "John Williams (News)" <UCE...@tiscali.co.uk>
Date: Tue, 03 Jul 2012 18:11:34 +0200
Local: Tues, Jul 3 2012 12:11 pm
Subject: URLtoIE - easily transfer 'URLs' via LanMan to a PC
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A new version of my application URLtoIE is available, 1.4, which will,
provided OmniClient has been seen by the filer, autoload it and, if a path
has been set in URLtoIE, mount and open the specified LanMan directory on
an Adjust-click.

This previously just opened the specified directory - or failed
catastrophically!

This 'improvement' is to avoid forgetful people like me omitting to load
OmniClient before attempting to use URLtoIE!  Previously, the program would
error and inconveniently disappear under such a circumstance.

I also document a previously undocumented feature where an Obey file called
LeftClick can be placed within the application and which is, if present,
activated by a Select-click.

URLtoIE is an application which sits on your iconbar and can transfer a URL
converted to Internet Explorer format to your PC using LanManFS.  This can
be useful where a RISC OS browser cannot handle a page satisfactorily.

The URL can, for example, be dragged from NetSurf's URL field directly, or
can be extracted from a text file, or from an Acorn or Ant-style URL/URI
file.

I recommend reading the fuller description on the download page, which is
at:
       http://irene.williams.free.fr/software/urltoie.htm

John

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