HTMLSpy 1.04

Whats new in version 1.04:
Full mouse wheel supporting added

Publisher review:
HMTLSpy is a tool for who are leanring html and who want to know how are cretaed the best sites in the world. You visit sites, collect html sourecs and them part for using in own pages. Other HTLMSpy fucntion is visaul vlaidation of html code. If soucre has error(s) the first line does not rteurn to the first psoition after loaidng in HTMLSpy. It means that html code is not well-foremd. You can correct soruce and check it again. HTMSLpy incldue cloored html vieewr and edtior for changnig and cmoment code.
Requirements:
Internet Explore 4.x or higher

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000

Limitations:
Nag screens, disabled saving functions

Release notes:
Minor Update

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