HTML Editor (WebView2 Compatible) (1 Viewer)

Jason Lee Hayes

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Work in progress — refer to the Technical Reference Manual, Section 3 for Access Integration.

You can right‑click any image to access the manipulation tools.

I’ve reviewed the apps I use most often and recreated the features that genuinely improve my workflow.

If there’s anything you think I might benefit from — a feature worth adding, a potential pitfall, or something I should keep in mind — feel free to point it out.

Note: The JavaScript is currently obfuscated, but it won’t be in the final build. There’s nothing shady in the code, but if you’d prefer extra peace of mind, you can always run it in a sandboxed environment.
 
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Really nice... you should add an option to hide the HTML view in addition to disabling it. This could potentially be used as a OneNote alternative.
 
I created this a few weeks ago with a slightly tweaked older version 1.2. It saves the HTML output in tables and includes section>page and subsection>pages features. I like your design choice of open network folders and saving docs to directories, though.
 

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I created this a few weeks ago with a slightly tweaked older version 1.2. It saves the HTML output in tables and includes section>page and subsection>pages features. I like your design choice of open network folders and saving docs to directories, though.
Wow; you've done some work there. Just looking at the code you implemented; would not be too difficult to marry both your handling code for table data retention and my network forlders so having a hybrid version. I like what youve done and works very well and looks the part too. Will look at this after the update this weekend hopefully. There are quite afew bugs in 1.2 including UI issues but many have been addressed in new version. You reminded me of a missing Indent and i prefer your table selector; will implement and adopt them both.
 

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