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The preferences dialog consists of a tab-field, which holds 4 tabs for various user defined settings. These 4 sections are Http, Mirror, Scope and View.
At the bottom of each tab, you will find 3 Buttons named "OK", "Apply" and "Cancel". Inside each tab, you´ll find a Help-Button:
When you click on the OK-Button, changed settings will be updated and the preferences window will close.Pushing the Apply-Button causes the program to update the changed settings but remain the preferences window on the desktop.
Hitting the Cancel-Button will close the preferences window. When changes were made, they will be discarded.
When you click the Help-Button, the Help window will pop up and give you some information about the folder in which you are currently adjusting the settings.
http proxy server: Enter the path to a proxy-server (if needed).
Typical input (e.g.): "proxy.blabla.hello.xy:8000". As you
can see, the portnumber of the proxy is seperated from the path by an doubledash.
When no proxy is needed, just leave this field blank!
local path of mirror: Enter the path, where the mirror should be stored. You can also use the Browse-Button to set the folder.
Section "include into mirror":
do not search in ...: Adresses entered in this filed will be skiped during download phase, e.g. .org skips www.kde.org and bla.bla.org but.
domain or host: Use this field to add, remove or modify an entry in the listboxes "search only in ..." or "do not search in ....". The entry you modify here, will be added to the "(do not) search in ..."-list, depending on which box you have selected by clicking on the appropriate radio-button on the top of the list.
Attention: You can only use the filter definded in ONE of the lists! A combinaton of includes AND excludes is not planned to be implemented.
search depth: Enter the maximum number of the search depth, measured relative on the starting point of the download phase.
In Webtree, there are many different viewstyles available to suit your needs. You can choose your favourite and set the type of information, you want to see "at first sight".
Here you can specify what you want to be displayed in the preview-boxes.
Select the information, you want to see in the little preview-boxes.
WebTree Help, Werner Schuster - 1997