1. My Web News (WebNews.htm), parameters: 
   "?instance=myinstance"
2. My Weather (Weather.htm), parameters: 
   "?instance=mycity"
3. My Weather Map Viewer (ShowMaps.htm)
4. My Weather World Weather (World Weather.htm)
5. My File Manager (FileManager.htm), parameters: 
   "?path=mypath " or "?file=myfile"
6. My Readme Manager (ReadmeManager.htm), parameters: 
   "?path=mypath " or "?file=myfile"
7. My Special Folders (SpecialFolder.htm), parameters: 
   "?path=mypath " or "?file=myfile" or ?spec=specialfolder"
8. My Thumbnail Viewer (BrowseMedia.htm), parameters: 
   "?path=mypath "
9. My Start Menu (NavToPage.htm)
10. About Page (NewsAbout.htm)

Go to the readme files of the different applications to see how they work and make full use of them.

Different providers require different filters, in fact what My Web News is doing is extracting the contents between a start and a end tag. These tags are unique strings inside the source of the HTML of the page containing the article.
My Web News uses 3 parts of the HTML document, a Title, a SubTitle and the Article. Another thing is that some providers use relative addressing for images and some use absolute addressing. Since My Web News first retrieves the article and then show it locally, relative addressing will not show the images, unless the image addresses are transformed to absolute addresses.

Values in the Filters.INI file should be enclosed between quotes. Everything within the outside quotes is part of the value, even if its another quot.

The filters are stored in the Filters.INI file and contain two basic sections.

The [Main] section:

Count=Number - gives the number of filters.
Provider?=URL -  gives the main URL of the Provider, where the question mark is a sequential number, starting at 1.

The [Provider?] section:

Title=YourTitle - gives a Title which will be on the page before the title extracted from the HTML document.
TitleStart=StartTag - unique string in the HTML document just before the title string, you can use the HTML document title which comes after "<title>".
TitleEnd=EndTag - unique string in the HTML document just after the title string, you can use the HTML document title which ends with "</title>".
SubTitle=YourSubTitle - gives a SubTitle which will be on the page before the subtitle extracvted from the HTML document.
SubTitleStart-StartTag - unique string in the HTML document just before the subtitle string, you can use the HTML document meta commands to find a suited subtitle like "<meta name="Section" content="".
SubTitleEnd=EndTag - unique string in the HTML document just after the subtitle string, you can use the HTML document meta commands to find a suited subtitle which usually ends with a quot.
Article=YourArticle - gives a Title to the article as it appears in the IFrame window.
ArticleStart=StartTag - unique string in the HTML document just before the article string, this is different for each provider.
ArticleEnd=EndTag - unique string in the HTML document just after the article string, this is different for each provider.
ReplaceSource=RelativeImageURL - relative path as used in the "<img src=" tag.
ReplaceWith=AbsoluteImageURL - absolute path to replace the relative path. 

See the Filters.INI file for examples.

The Filters.INI File