                                   SiteEdit
                                   ========
Version 1.02 (23 Jun 1998)

Introduction
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Whilst writing the network games I realised that it might be more useful to
allow each the same facilities for editing sites. Since you are more likely
to want to connect to the same people each time, it's probably best if the
site editor is a seperate program. That's what it is.


Usage
-----
This is a very simple editing program. Use the arrow buttons (or Page Up/Page
Down) to select the entry to modify, or go past entry '1' and you can get a
blank entry. When you've finished changing it, press Update. To delete an
entry, press Delete. If you want to re-order the entries they you'd better
edit the Sites file by hand 'cos I've not worked that out yet... The lower
the entry number the nearer the top of the menu it will be. You can see the
style of the menu by pressing menu over the main window and looking at the
'Test menu' entry.

    
How it works
------------
!SiteEdit is basically a very cut down version of the editor within !JFTerm
and therefore one could replace the other. The file format is very simple :

 #             : marks a comment line
 <site name>   : as it will appear in the menu, and must be followed by...
 <host> <port> : as they will be entered (port may be omitted if -noport used)

To launch SiteEdit you should use a command line like :
  *SiteEdit [-site] <file> [[-app] <appname>] [-task <handle>] [-port <port>]
            [-noport]

If the site file does not exist it will be created when the file is updated,
the application name does not need to be given, and 'someone' will be used if
it is not specified. If you supply a task handle you will receive message
&90281 from the application whenever the file is modified.

If you have any suggestions for how to extend the simple file format I'd be
very appreciative.


Updates
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This program may (or may not) be updated periodically. By clicking on the
infobox window entries for Author and Version you can move directly to the
web pages for the Justin Fletcher and this application respectively.


Help and message files
----------------------
This application is fully !Help compliant and it is recommended that when
getting to grips with it the help should be used if only to give it some
purpose! It also supports the use of MessageTrans and therefore translation
to another language or changing the messages for the fun of it is much easier
than it might have been.


Disclaimer
----------
The author accepts no responsibility for any problems which this application
may cause or loss of data resulting in its use. This application is Public
Domain Freeware. This means that it may be distributed, so long as no charge
other than copying costs are charged for it. The copyright remains with
myself (Justin Fletcher).


Contact
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Any comments, queries, donations or bug reports can be sent to Justin
Fletcher at :

E-Mail : Gerph@innocent.com
URL    : http://www.thevillage.ndirect.co.uk/
IRC    : On #Acorn as Gerph
Tel    : (01842) 812276

Snail Mail :
    Justin Fletcher
    Galadriel
    17b Cromwell Road,
    Weeting,
    Brandon,
    Suffolk.
    IP27 0QT


History
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Version 1.00 : 17 Jun 1997
               First version written for NetOXO and NetC4.
Version 1.01 : 17 Jun 1997
               Added -port option
Version 1.02 : 23 Jun 1998
               Added -noport option for NetDoom.
