Key     What It Does


'       Assume new style or old style comments when displaying a page.
        Old style: <! Blah, blah, blah > (default)
        New style: <!-- blah, blah, blah -->
        Solves problems with JavaScript or VBScript visibility on pages
#       Jump to the toolbar, if any. A toolbar is normally a set of links
        on a single line.
*       Display images as links, can be downloaded or saved to disk
[       Display or not '[INLINE]' for images that contain no 'ALT=' attribute
        in an IMG tag.

In the Options Menu:
Additional display character sets supported. MSDOS/Windows (all flavors)
users should change from the default Latin 1 character set
to 'IBM PC Character Set' Macintosh users should change to the
'Macintosh' character set. With an appropriate character set selected
you should now see such elements as '&copy' displayed either as text
'(C)' or as a symbol, depending on the characteristics of your
operating system and communications program.

Preferred Document Language.  English is the default but you may
specify an alternate language if desired. The browser will ask the server
to send the document in this alternate language if it is available.


Other new features:
The text you input when entering either a 'G'oto or 'J'ump command is
now fully editable. Use your cursor movement keys to move backwards and
forwards along the line to edit the text.

Both the 'G'oto and 'J'ump commands now use a small circular buffer to
hold the last few commands you issue. Approximately ten commands
will be retained at any given time. Use your Up and Down cursor keys to
scroll through the list of previous commands. Again, these commands are
fully editable.

The index of news articles are now displayed with article numbers.

When reading news the browser will attempt to make any in-text URL's
live - i.e, selectable.

Full USEMAP (Client Side Imagemaps) support. Select a USEMAP
link and you're presented with a list of all URLs contained in that map.

Very Limited ISMAP support.  This generally works only with maps html
coded to work with either USEMAP or ISMAP aware clients. See the Buffalo
Free-Net main page for an example of such a map.


Display level changes:
Each table data element of a HTML table is now displayed on a separate
line. While this does not display a true table, it should prevent pages
with table data not optimized for non-table browsers from being displayed
as a continuous block of text consisting of all the table data.

The bug that caused extra blank lines to be inserted into the displayed
page after certain HTML elements has been fixed. This results in a more
esthetically pleasing display and slightly more text information visible
on a screen page.


All the features of the old browser are still supported.