TreePad Generated Web sites

When you generate your Web site with TreePad, do you make use of the export/subtree/to website/article options/header (or footer) option?
 
Here's a tip so you do not need to re-write or re-paste the data that you place there, for each different Web site you generate with TreePad:
 

1. First close TreePad, immediately after you have used the TreePad file whose header/footer settings you wish to keep, in order to re-use it later on
2. on the mail Windows Menu, choose "Run"
3. type the following in the text area: regedit
4. in the Window that opens, open the following tree-node: HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Freebyte/TreePadBIZ
5. right-click on this node, and choose "export," in the small menu that opens
6. type in a name for the file, choose a directory where you will keep that file, and press "Save"
7. anytime you wish to use that particular setting for footer/header on TreePad, you just need to double-click onto that file name (the one you have saved), before you open your TreePad.

Please note above: you must first close TreePad, in order to save the file, and you must do the double-clicking before you open TreePad! In other words, TreePad must not be in use, when you either save or reactivate a header/footer configuration!
 
This way, you can have an indefinite number of different header/footer configurations, all at your fingertips!
 

Here's what you do, in order to make the icons in the java generated trees display as nicely as the icons in the traditionally generated trees.

1. Amongst the TreePad generated Web files, look for the one named mtmcode.js.
2. Load this file on a text editor (such as NotePad) and search-replace number "18" for number "16"
3. Save this file.

There should be 4 (four) substitutions, in all: in two width="18" strings and in two height="16" strings.
 
Somehow the java generated trees increase the sizes of the icons, which evidently distorts them a bit.
The above tip returns the icons to their original sizes.
 
Please do not make any additional changes on this file! (unless you do know what you are doing)
Or else the java tree may not work at all!
 
Note: The TreePad Team has been notified of this issue and responded that it will be taken care of in the course of the current year.