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	Add HTML Editor to IE

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	Summary:
	The Edit button is handy but
	what if you have graduated from
	using Notepad? A little registry
	editing is called for...


	1.	Click START -> Run (or Windows
		Key + R) and type "regedit"

	2.	In the Registry Editor navigate
		down to the
		HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.htm\OpenWithList key
		then right-click in the right-
		hand pane and select New -> Key.

	3.	Rename the key to whatever your
		HTML editor is called.

	4.	Open it and create a sub-keys
		shell\edit\command. It should 
		have the same structure as the
		Windows Notepad key when you're
		done.

	5.	Now double-click on the 
		'(default)' value in command
		and paste in the full path to
		the HTML editor - it should
		be surrounded with double-quotes.
		After the last quote, type a 
		space followed by '%1'. e.g.
		"C:\Program Files\Evrsoft\1stPage.exe" %1

	6.	Click OK and quit the Registry
		Editor.

	7.	Open Internet Explorer and go
		to Tools -> Internet Options
		and click on the Programs tab.

	8.	Your entry should now be listed
		in the HTML editor drop-down.
		Select it to make it the default,
		click OK, then open a page
		you've been working on and give
		it a try.

		Note: the edit function may not
		work for on-line pages, since
		the editor may not be able to 
		open them from cache.


	Source:
	.net magazine April 2000, p.141