A few more adjustments have been made.

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24.09.08 16:47:01

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Now we have a bit more functionality with out little program. We can select text and then make it bold, underline, etcetera just by clicking the buttons.

Then, we can send email both as plaintext, utilizing the HTML innerText property, and also by using the innerHTML property.

The HTML email is visually superior. The plain text email does not support any of the bold, underline, etcetera which we may apply to the text. It does have it's uses though on occasion.

In general, HTML will be the preferred method. The only way to further advance the inclusion of HTML will be through the method which I have mentioned in previous blog posts.

To accomplish this final step might be a sealing up and finalization of this rather speedy development of this new file.

This file has been developed with a view towards integration capability with the emptyFile project. It has also been closely guarded that this file must remain completely independent and self contained.

It has it's own elements, its own use cases, and its own quirks.

I hope that you will find this program to be minimalist but, at the same time, lacking nothing in functionality and utility.

It should feel both graceful and effortless representing a boon to the skilled orator.

If only the HTML aspect can be finalized, I feel that we may be looking at an effective method of 'one-shot' oration directed into HTML format inclusive of headings.

It is not completely clear to me just yet but, my presumption at present is that it will be possible to train myself to write via dictation and successfully control the HTML headings by carefully using the words 'new line'.

It may be that the positioning and distance between newlines may control the appearance of headings and therefore dramatic emphasis that will match what is orated.

This can be done through managing the number of characters or through managing the number of words.

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