To make it easier to upgrade the application and keep previous plug-in extensions there is no longer an Extensions folder in the same folder as the PageSpinner application.

The plug-in extensions should instead be placed in the Plug-Ins folder in the PageSpinner User Data Folder that is created when you launch PageSpinner 4.5 or higher for the first time.

To install PageSpinner Plug-in Extensions in PageSpinner, perform the following steps:

1. Select the menu item File : Open Special : Show User Data Folder
2. The PageSpinner User Data Folder should be displayed in Finder
3. Drag and drop the plug-in extension into the folder named Plug-Ins
4. The plug-in extension should be availabe the next time you start PageSpinner

PageSpinner can also be used to create and edit text files. If you are writing contents for a wiki-based site, you can enhance PageSpinner with support for wiki markup for Wikipedia and similar sites, plus Wikipedia searches directly from the editor.

These PageSpinner menu plug-ins may be used when editing contents to be used at wiki sites using the same syntax as Wikipedia. They also provide commands to search for text and articles at the English, German and French versions of Wikipedia.

More about PageSpinner Wiki Plug-ins...

Two plugin extensions that adds support for Netscape 3.0 layout additions to HTML. The extensions were included in PageSpinner 4.5 and older versions, but were removed in PageSpinner 4.6, since these Netscape additions are not part of the latest HTML standards.

You can however install the extensions if you still need to use them in PageSpinner 4.6 and higher.

Download Netscape Layout Plug-in Extensions [~12Kb]

WebDNA is a server side language for writing dynamic web content using the WebCatalog server engine that serves WebDNA pages. WebCatalog is a fast ram-based cgi that is particularly useful in developing webstores and intranet applications.

The WebDNA Tags Menu Extension by Paolo Coppo installs a sub-menu which helps inserting WebDNA tags into your code.

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Miva Menu from JSF Services is Menu Extensions for PageSpinner that adds a custom menu to PageSpinner with common Miva tags. Miva is a server side language for writing dynamic web content.

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Joe's Lasso Extensions help you to work with Lasso commands in PageSpinner. Lasso is a middleware package frequently used to publish Filemaker database content on the Web and on Intranets.

Joe's Lasso Extensions for Pagespinner...

Peter's CDML Tags is a collection of Menu Extensions for PageSpinner. CDML lets you dynamically publish data from FileMaker Pro databases onto the web.

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StyleSpinner is a free PageSpinner extension that includes an integrated Cascading Style Sheet Reference and lets you insert Cascading Style Sheet declarations in PageSpinner files.

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This package contains two droplets that you can drag and drop PICT images onto.

Place the droplets on the desktop to be able to convert PICT image files when you are working in the Finder. You can then drop a PICT file on the icon of one of these droplets to make clip2gif convert the PICT image to either a new GIF file or a JPEG file.

Download Clip2gif Droplets for PageSpinner

clip2gif is a freeware utility program by Yves Piguet for converting PICTs, GIFs and JPEGs to any of these formats. clip2gif can be downloaded here.

Perl Script 2.0 is a Perl script plug-in menu
extension created by AGD Studio. The menu contains frequently used Perl functions and commands.

Drop the extension into PageSpinner's Extension folder to get a Perl Script menu in the Tags menu.

Information about Perl, the CGI-scripting language, can be found here.

Download Perl Script Menu 2.0

A PageSpinner Menu Extension for some of the commands that are available in Netcloak 1.0.

Download Netcloak CGI Menu 1.0.1 for PageSpinner