Functions similarly to desktop publishing (DTP) software, allowing users to create text boxes, import images, and design complex page layouts for newspapers and books. Standardized Typing:

Older InPage versions use proprietary 8‑bit encoding. Newer versions support Unicode copy/paste. Solution: Use the built‑in conversion tools: InPage Professional 3.6 and InPage 4.0 include “Copy as Unicode” options in the Edit menu. Alternatively, use a third‑party InPage to Unicode converter to re‑encode your text into standard UTF‑8 before pasting into web browsers, email, or Microsoft Word.

Modern versions support Unicode, allowing you to copy and paste text directly to Microsoft Word, web browsers, and social media.

However, if you are looking for the modern Microsoft Edge browser feature, I have included that at the end.