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If you have imported a plain text document, this is the first step you should consider doing. It will go through the document and replace all <,>,& with <,> and &.
WARNING: You shouldn't do this after creating or converting a HTML document as it could mess things up rather badly. If you accidently press the button, you will be given a chance to cancel.
Yes, I know it is quite slow at the moment. It needs optimising, but one minute compared to lots if you do it manually should still save you time.
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This, you may wish to consider the next step in converting a plain text document (following the above conversion). This button actually has two functions, as follows:
If there is any text selected, it places an end-of-paragraph marker <P> after the selected text. This allows you to manually place a paragraph marker. (The other way to manually place one is to press CTRL-ENTER. A marker will be placed at the current cursor position).
If there is no text selected, you will be given the opportunity of placing paragraph markers into the entire document. Wherever a blank line occurs in the document, a paragraph marker will be automatically placed. Again, this is not a quick process, depending on the size of the file.
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Right-clicking on the UNFORMAT button will allow you to remove all HTML tags within the document.
NB: There must be matching left and right brackets throughout the document. This is a new last minute feature of this version. If the brackets don't match it could mess up your document. Remember, backup, backup, backup!