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Forgot to mention last time that frames can now be resized by dragging the borders and there's a partial implementation of saving foreign objects out of the page. Shift-click on a link to fetch to a file; objects that can't be rendered on the page will automatically generate a Save dialogue whether shift is held down or not. The action of Shift+Click on images has now been moved to Ctrl+Click. Anyway, in *this* check-in, the Resources directory has got some attention - added pointer sprites, a few message tokens, etc.

Limits.h, and ensured consistent comment styling throughout all sources.
Fetch.c/h split to Fetch, FetchHTML and URLveneer. URLstat.c/h produced to
cope with this. OpenURL and Find sources created from bits in the Windows
source file that shouldn't have been there... These will get filled out
shortly. Note that a few functions in Fetch are due to be renamed and moved;
probably to Tokenutils.

Fixed problems with unsourced images in tables and a couple of other bugs here and there - nothing earth shattering... Just wanted to keep the CVS source up to date.

HTTP, and have enough WimpSlot allocated.

Customer work complete, and this version just shipped. Had to comment out the code in Main.c that sets the user agent string to fake Netscape, as the persistent problems with forms in tables showed up much more on a modem link - net result was that the customer's log in page didn't work. Not faking Netscape gives an authorisation dialogue instead, allowing access to the site even if not by the most elegant of methods.

Debugging complete, and this version just shipped. Had to comment out the code in Main.c that sets the user agent string to fake Netscape, as the persistent problems with forms in tables showed up much more on a modem link - net result was that the customer log in page didn't work. Not faking Netscape gives an authorisation dialogue instead, allowing access to the site even if not by the most elegant of methods.

Added various TaskObey files to make different browser variants (the Makefile has been updated to support this). At present, TARGET must be set for the

Make file to work (some oddity in AMU causing problems here). Added
Multiuser.h to cope with a non-SINGLE_USER build for Customer.