Sections Not Correct
Problem:  The current version of WinWeb does not always correctly format HTML 
 sections.

URLs Are Not Being Constructed Properly
Problem:  There is a known problem in the current version of WinWeb in which URLs are constructed that are missing some elements in the directory path such that the document can not be found.  Work Around:  The URL can be entered manually from the Load URL menu.

URLs Aren't Editable
Problem:  Unlike MacWeb, EINet's Macintosh based Web browser, the URLs that are displayed are not editable.  Work Around:  To enter a URL to jump to press Ctrl-U or select Load URL from the menu.

I Can't Find a Way to Invoke a URL from the Command Line or DDE
Problem:  The current version of WinWeb does not support any way of invoking a URL from either the command line or Windows DDE.

I Can't Select Hyperlinks Using My Keyboard
Problem:  The current version of WinWeb does not support selecting hyperlinks using the Keyboard.
Work Around:  Use the mouse to select hyperlinks.

I Can't Tab Between Fields in a Form
Problem:  The current version of WinWeb does not support tabbing between fields in a form.
Work Around:  To move to a new field, select it with the mouse.

Inline Pictures Aren't Being Aligned Properly
Problem:  Some inline images may not appear aligned correctly in the current version of WinWeb.  The ALIGN= attribute of the HTML IMAGE element is not currently supported.

There Isn't Any Way to Tell How Much of a Document Has Been Loaded
Problem:  Other than the message that a document or image is being loaded, there are no status indicators to tell how much of a document has been loaded.

I'm Running NetManage Chameleon and WinWeb is Crashing at Address NMPCIP 5:13b7
Problem:  We have seen a problem when running WinWeb under NetManage Chameleon in which it crashes at the address NMPCIP 5:13b7.  The problem appears to be related to the gethostbyname() function.

Some Links Don't Show Up
Problem:  Currently the viewer supports links of the following types:  http, file, ftp, and gopher.  Since all other links are not currently supported, they do not show up in documents.

Print and Print Preview Sometimes Don't Work
Problem:  Ocassionally, the print and print preview functions will only show a blank page rather than the correct output.
Work Around:  The problem appears to be intermitent.  Simply trying again often results in the correct behavior.

Default Fonts are Too Small to Read
Problem:  The default font is sometimes too small and difficult to read.  This problem typically occurs on VGA and lower resolution displays.
Work Around:  The fonts can be changed in the View Fonts dialog.

Online Help Doesn't Work
Problem:  The online and context sensitive help files are not included in this release.

No Icons Displayed on FTP and Gopher Menus
Problem:  Typically Gopher and FTP menus display an icon beside each item graphically showing the item's type.  The current version of the program does not support this.

Can't Copy Text and Pictures out of a Document
Problem:  The current release of the software does not support  the cutting of Text and Pictures.
Work Around:  HTML files can be downloaded and the information can be cut from a word processor such as write.

Temporary Files in the Root Directory Not Deleted
Problem:  WinWeb sometimes creates temporary files with numeric filenames in the root directory.  If the program crashes or doesn't exit properly, these files are not deleted.
Work Around:  When WinWeb is not running, delete the files manually from either DOS or the File Manager.

I Get the Message "Can't Find WINSOCK.DLL"
Problem:  WinWeb assumes that you already have a TCP/IP network installed.  If you do not have a TCP/IP network installed, you get the message "Can't Find WINSOCK.DLL".
Work Around:  Install a TCP/IP network.


6. WINWEB.INI Format

The following is a description of the entries in the WINWEB.INI located in the Windows directory.  If an entry is not present, the indicated default value is used.

[Options]
The [Options] section stores most of the user-defined values.

Toolbar=
0 : ToolBar is not displayed
1 : ToolBar is displayed (default)
StatusBar=
0 : Status Bar is not displayed
1 : Status Bar is displayed (default)
URLBar=
0 : URL bar is not displayed (default)
1 : URL bar is displayed

AutoLoadImages=
0: Don't automatically load inline images
1: Automatically load inline images (default)
BackgroundColor=
Main viewing window's background color.  24-bit color value in hex format and in BGR order.  (default is 0xc0c0c0, dark gray)
HighlightColor=
Color of hyperlinks.  24-bit color value in hex format and in BGR order.  (default is 0xff0000, blue)
CustomColor[0..15]=
User-defined custom colors.  24-bit color value in hex format and in BGR order.  (default is 0xffffff, white)
HomePage=
The page to automatically load when the program is started or when the Navigate Home menu is selected.  (default is EINet Galaxy home page at http://galaxy.einet.net/)
Proxy=
This entry defines a proxy server to direct all document requests through.

For Example:

Proxy=www1.cern.ch:911

History.X=
Horizontal position of the history dialog.
History.Y=
Vertical position of the history dialog.
History.Width
Width position of the history dialog.
History.Height=
Horizontal position of the history dialog.
Hotlist.X=
Horizontal position of the Hotlist dialog.
Hotlist.Y=
Vertical position of the Hotlist dialog.
Hotlist.Width
Width position of the Hotlist dialog.
Hotlist.Height=
Horizontal position of the Hotlist dialog.


[Font.description]
Each font in the viewer has a section that defines its metrics.  Valid sections are:

[Font.Normal]
[Font.Proportional]
[Font.Heading1]
[Font.Heading2]
[Font.Heading3]
[Font.Heading4]
[Font.Heading5]
[Font.Heading6]
[Font.Heading7]

Following is the default for the [Font.Proportional] section:

Height=-17
Width=0
Escapement=0
CharSet=0
PitchAndFamily=0
Weight=0
Italic=0
Underline=0
FaceName=Courier New
Color=0x0

[Launch]
This section defines the viewer launched when a file or a particular type is downloaded.

Entry[n]=
The format for each entry is the MIME type followed by a comma, and then the command to be executed to launch the viewer.  For Example:

Entry0=image/gif,winvoke ingo.inv lview31

Note:  WinWeb starts with Entry0, Entry1, Entry2, etc. until a blank entry is found.  If Entry0 is not present in the WINWEB.INI file, WinWeb automatically creates a default [Launch] section.

[HotList]
This section contains the entries in the user defined hotlist.

Entry[n]=
The format for each entry is the descriptive text followed by a command, and then the URL to be invoked when the hot list entry is selected.  For example:

Entry0=EINet Galaxy Home Page,http://galaxy.einet.net/

[Extensions]
This section contains the entries that define how file extensions are mapped to MIME types when downloading a file.

Entry[n]=
The format for each entry is the file extension, followed by the MIME type to which it is mapped, and then a designation of the file contents.  For example:

Entry16=.gif,image/gif,binary

Valid designators for the file contents are "7bit", "8bit" and "binary".

Note:  WinWeb loads starting with Entry0, Entry1, Entry2, etc. until a blank entry is found.  If Entry0 is not present in the WINWEB.INI file, WinWeb automatically creates a default [Extensions] section.


7. Changes from Previous Versions

The following changes were made from WinWeb version 1.0 A1 to 1.0 A2.

1.  Dialogs were added to show initialization failures such as the wrong WINSOCK DLL.

2.  An initialization problem that prevented WinWeb from running was fixed.
  
3.  Page Up and Page Down were changed so that the amount the page is scrolled depends on the window size rather than having a fixed scrolling size.

4.  Support for local file access was fixed.

5.  The URL display was changed to show URL tags.

6.  How the HTML 
 element is handled was changed to not include an additional line feed.

7.  A problem was fixed that was removing blank spaces and makeing formatting difficult.

8.  The temporary file created in the cache directory are now given the .WWC extension.

9.  The History and Hotlist dialogs are now resizeable.

10.  The HTML 
 element is now supported.

11.  Proxy support was added.

12.  Special characters in form related strings are now escaped.

13.  Some problems relating to large forms were fixed.

14.  File downloading is now supported.


8. Legal Restrictions

                        WinWeb License

WinWeb is Copyright  1994 Microelectronics and Computer Technology
Corporation (MCC).  All Rights Reserved.  EINet is a trademark of MCC.

The MCC EINet WinWeb Version Alpha 1.0 A2 Software, both the binary executable and the source code (hereafter, Software), is copyrighted and licensed. MCC provides the Software and licenses its use as set forth herein. The Software is, and at all times shall remain, the property of MCC, and Licensee shall have no right, title or interest therein except as expressly set forth in this agreement. Source code, if made available, will be licensed separately.

MCC grants to Licensee a license to use, copy and distribute the Software for academic, research and personal-use purposes only, without a fee, provided that (i) the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies of the Software and related documentation, and (ii) the MCC and EINet name may not be used in any advertising or publicity relating to the Software without the specific, prior written permission of MCC, and (iii) that no charge is associated with copies of the Software distributed by Licensee to third parties. Commercial use of this Software is forbidden without the express written permission of MCC and payment of a negotiated license fee.

Licensee may make derivative works. However, if Licensee wishes to distribute any derivative work based on or derived from the Software, then Licensee will (1) notify MCC regarding potential distribution of the derivative work; (2) acquire permission from MCC to distribute the derivative work; and (3) clearly notify users that such a derivative work is a modified version and not the original Software written and distributed by MCC.

Any Licensee wishing to make commercial use of the Software should contact MCC, to negotiate an appropriate license for such commercial use. Commercial use includes (1) integration of all or part of the Software into a product for sale or license by or on behalf of Licensee to third parties, or (2) distribution of the Software to third parties that need it to utilize a commercial product sold or licensed by or on behalf of Licensee.

THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. MCC DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE FUNCTIONS CONTAINED IN THE SOFTWARE WILL MEET LICENSEE'S REQUIREMENTS OR THAT THE OPERATION OF THE SOFTWARE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE IS WITH LICENSEE.

IN NO EVENT WILL MCC BE LIABLE TO LICENSEE OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY LOST PROFITS, LOST SAVINGS OR OTHER INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE SOFTWARE EVEN IF MCC HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

By using or copying the Software, Licensee agrees to abide by the copyright law and all other applicable laws of the U.S. including, but not limited to, export control laws, and the terms of this license.  MCC shall have the right to terminate this license immediately by written notice upon Licensee's breach of, or non-compliance with, any of its terms.  Licensee may be held legally responsible for any copyright infringement that is caused or encouraged by Licensee's failure to abide by the terms of this license. 

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