Topic: IE RIGHT Click features...where? (Page 1 of 1)

I am looking for some IE enhancements that I know exist since they were installed on a computer I used at a work place.

When you right clicked you could:

1.. view all the images on the page

2.. open frame in a new page (which was great cause it allows you then to see the code.

Anyone know where you can download this from?

THX

e-maestro

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/previous/webaccess/ie5wa.asp

BTW You don't need to open frame in new window in order to see it's source. There's also View Source option on right-click context menu...

HEY mr MAX!!!

THANKYOU so much..that was exactly what I wanted! Amazing!

Now, could you explain the "document tree" feature....

Also...I downloaded your HTML Beauty++ and set it to open when I wanted to look at page sources thinking it would show the code in colors making it easier to understand. Well...It doesn't so............How do I "unset" it so it is no longer the default? Also, is there a way to set TEXT PAD as my default source-looker- atter?

If you can help again I would be most indebted.

e-maestro

Document tree? I don't understand what you're referring to.

HTML Beauty doesn't color code HTML files that come from IE's View Source option, because IE doesn't supply file extension and therefore HTML Beauty can't determinate file type. If you want to see the color coded source, you can simply save the file with valid extension to temporary location. In future I plan to make a workaround for this (i.e. there will be default color coding and you'll also be able to dynamically switch color coding). To remove HTML Beauty from View Source option, simply re-install it (first uninstall & then install it again) and don't select that option on next installation...