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Currently, there is no GUI for HTMLtidy, but I have one planned - it'll be uploaded both here and on AmiNet when it's finished, but until then, just use HTMLtidy from the command line (via the command tidy). Typing tidy -h will give a list of the various options available, and details of what the options do, together with information about the config file feature, are all available here. WhatWare? HTMLtidy is released as freeware. The original source code is © Dave Raggett and the W3C. This port is released with Dave's knowledge and permission. If

HTMLtidy (otherwise known as Tidy) is an Amiga port of Dave Raggett's Tidy, which is a program designed to tidy up your HTML source files. It can adjust the layout of the source to make it easier for you to read, wrapping lines and indenting tables and lists etc. However, that is not all that HTMLtidy does - it can also fix some of the more common HTML mistakes, including * Missing or unmatched tags; * End tags in the wrong order; * Missing quotes round attributes; * Missed / in end tags; * Missing > closing tags; and many