File Management
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Use this command to create a new HTML document in HTMLXpress.
By default, HTMLXpress opens a template containing just the
code required for a valid HTML document. You can edit this file
and save it to change its content. |
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Use this command to open an existing HTML document(file).
Enables you to select an existing HTML file from your local
disk and open it in the HTMLXpress editor for editing. |
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Use this command to save the active document to its current
name and directory. When you save a document, HTMLXpress displays
the Save dialog box so you can name your document. |
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Use this command to print the active document. When you print a document, HTMLXpress displays the Print dialog box so you can change printer options. |
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Editing commands
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Copies the selection to the Clipboard (Ctrl + C). Use this
command to copy selected data into the clipboard. This command
is unavailable if there is no data currently selected. Copying
data to the clipboard replaces the contents previously stored
there. |
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Pastes the contents of the Clipboard to the current location
(Ctrl + V). Use this command to insert a copy of the clipboard
contents at the insertion point. This command is unavailable
if the clipboard is empty. |
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Pastes the contents of the Clipboard as plain text
to the current location. For example you can copy any part of
a Word document from Word and paste it into this editor as plain
text. |
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Cuts the selection to the Clipboard (Ctrl + X). Use this command
to remove the currently selected data from the document and
put it on the clipboard. This command is unavailable if there
is no data currently selected. Cutting data to the clipboard
replaces the contents previously stored there. |
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The delete command deletes the selected text or element. |
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Use this command to reverse the last editing action, if possible.
HTMLXpress supports multiple levels of undo (the specific number
varies based on the items being undone). Repeated Undo commands
will attempt to step backwards through the previous commands
and undo one at a time. The Redo command may be selected to
redo a command that has been undone. If commands are undone
and then a new command is performed, the Redo will no longer
allow previous undone actions to be redone. |
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The Redo command allows commands that have previously been
undone with the Undo to be redone. If commands are undone and
then a new command is performed, the Redo will no longer allow
previous undo actions to be redone. |
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Toggle Bold formatting (Ctrl + B). The Bold command
specifies that the text should be rendered in boldface. |
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Toggle Italic formatting (Ctrl + I). The Italic command
specifies that the text should be rendered in italicface. |
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Toggle Underline formatting (Ctrl + U). The Underline
command specifies that the text should be rendered in underlineface.
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The paragraph formatting allows the user to align a paragraph
in the following manners:
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Text will be left aligned against the left margin and will
not extend past the right margin. |
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Text will be centered between the left and right margins. |
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Text will be right aligned against the right margin and will
not extend past the left margin. |
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The Ordered List command is used to present a numbered list
of items, sorted by sequence or order of importance and is typically
rendered as a numbered list. An ordered list must begin with
the <OL> element which is immediately followed by a <LI>
(list item) element. |
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The Unordered List command is used to present a list of items
which is typically separated by white space and/or marked by
bullets. An unordered list must begin with the <UL> element
which is immediately followed by a <LI> (list item) element.
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Indents contents of selected paragraph to the left by one
character width of the standard font. |
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Indents contents of selected paragraph to the right by one
character width of the standard font. |
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The Paragraph element indicates a paragraph of text. No specification
has ever attempted to define exactly the indentation of paragraph
blocks and this may be a function of other elements, style sheets,
etc. |
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The Preformatted Text element presents blocks of text in fixed-width
font, and so is suitable for text that has been formatted on
screen, or formatted for a mono-spaced font. |
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The HTML defines six levels of heading. A Heading
element implies all the font changes, paragraph breaks before
and after, and white space necessary to render the heading.
The highest level of headings is <H1>, followed by <H2>
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Sets the foreground color of the current selection. To choose
the color, you can use the Color Dialog that returns the value
of the color attribute and applies to the selection. |
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Sets the background color of the current selection. To choose
the color, you can use the Color Dialog that returns the value
of the color attribute and applies to the selection. |
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Font face Applies a font face to the selected text.
If nothing is selected but the insertion point is within a word,
this command treats the current word as a selection.The FontName
combobox control allows the user to choose a font face and add
or change the face attribute of the current selection. |
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Font size Sets the HTML font size of the selected text.
If nothing is selected but the insertion point is within a word,
this command treats the current word as a selection.The FontSize
combobox control allows the user to choose a font size (a numeric
value indicating the HTML font size from 1 to 7) and add or
change the size attribute of the current selection. |
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Hyper Link
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Inserts a new or edit an existing hyperlink. If text or an
image is selected, the command converts it into a link. When
this command is executed, the Hyperlink dialog box is displayed
to allow the user to type or modify the name of the target file
and the protocol. The Hyperlink Dialog Box allows you to specify
the following information:
- Link Type - Specifies the protocol to use when
you create a link. The following table lists protocols for
common types of links.
http: - Jump to another Web page
http: - Jump to a bookmark on another page
(other) - Jump to a bookmark on the current page
file: - Download a file and open it
mailto: - Send e-mail
ftp:, gopher:, telnet:, or wais: - Access other Internet
resources Protocol
- URL - Specifies the Universal Resource Locator
(URL) for the link. Enter the URL to a file in the URL text
box. Use the following guidelines for entering URLs.
For Web pages and files, specify the server, path, and
full file name (including extension), in the format //Server/Path/File.ext,
as in this example:
//Myserver/Myproj/Startpage.htm
For bookmarks on another page, specify a Web page in
the form //server/path/file.ext followed by # and then
the name of the bookmark, as in this example:
//Myserver/Myproj/Faq#question3
For bookmarks on the same page, specify # and then the
name of the bookmark, as in this example:
#contents
For email, specify the email name of the person to send
to, as in this example:
webmaster@mysite.com
For other protocols, specify the appropriate information
for that protocol.
- Name - You can create a bookmark by entering the
bookmark name in the text box and then selecting (other)
from the Link Type drop-down list.
- Title - Specifies the title that appears in a ToolTip
when the mouse pointer hovers over the link.
- Target - Specifies the target window for the link.
- Text - Specifies the text (word or phrase) for
the link.
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Removes the hyperlink from selection. |
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Insert Images
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Inserts an image at the current insertion point. The command
displays the Picture dialog box, which prompts the name of the
picture file and its attributes such as alternate text, borders,
alignment and spacing. |
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Inserts a chart at the current insertion point. The command
displays the Open dialog box, which prompts the name of the
Excel file, which holds the chart object. Each Excel file contains
one or more Worksheet objects and can contain one or more chart
sheets as well. Charts in Excel are either embedded in a worksheet
or contained in a chart sheet. You can have only one chart in
a chart sheet, but you can have multiple charts in a worksheet.
Each chart embedded in a worksheet, is a member of the Worksheet
object's ChartObjects collection. When you insert a chart from
excel in the HTMLXpress editor, you can specify how many ChartObjects
you will insert by using the Insert chart dialog box. The command
exports a chart in a graphic format, and inserts an IMG tag
at the current locatin. |
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HTML Source
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Edit HTML source -- This is the primary work space in HTMLXpress
editor, where you enter and edit tags and content. Edit mode
is where you do most of your editing and code writing. |
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Table
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This command inserts a table element with the specified number
of rows and columns at the insertion point. To create a table,
you can use the Table Dialog that determine attributes of the
table:
- Caption A string specifaying the caption for the
table. The default is the empty string.
- Headers A numeric value specifaying the number
of head rows in the new table. The default is 1.
- Rows A numeric value specifaying the number of
rows in the new table. The default is 3.
- Columns A numeric value specifaying the number
of columns in the new table. The default is 3.
- Table Attrebutes A string specif ying the attributes
to be assigned to the table element. The default is Border=1;
CellPadding=1;CellSpacing=1; Width=75%.
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The Edit Table command displays the Table dialog box, which
prompts new value of the caption, headers, rows, and columns
and attributes such as Border, CellPadding, CellSpacing, and
Width. The selection or insertion point must be within a cell
of the table. |
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Inserts new row above the current row in a table. The selection
or insertion point must be within a row in a table. The new
row will contain the same number of cells as the previous row.
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Deletes row in a table. The selection or insertion point must
be within a row of the table. When the row is deleted, the overall
table height is reduced with the height of the deleted row. |
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Inserts new column to the left of the current column in a
table. The selection or insertion point must be within a column
in a table. The new column will contain the same number of cells
as the current column. |
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Deletes a column in a table containing selected text. The
selection or insertion point must be in a column of the table.
The overall table width is not altered at deleting a column.
Instead the width of the columns is adjusted as to accommodate
the deleted column. |
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Splits a table cell. The selection must be within one cell
of the table. Each selected cell splits horizontaly - an empty
cell is addded to the right of the selected cell. |
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Merges two table cells into a single cell. The selection must
be within one cell of the table. When cells are merged, their
contents are concatenated in the remaining cell. |
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Toggle between <TH> and <TD> tag. The selection
or insertion point must be within a cell of the table. If the
currently selected cell in a table is TD element then the command
converts it to TH element or the opposite. |
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Exports a table to Excel. The selection or insertion point
must be within a cell of the table. The command opens aplication
Excel and exports currently selected table to the Worksheet.
The new table will contain the same number of headers, row and
columns, with the same cell contents as the selected one. |
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Imports a table From Excel. The command displays the Open
dialog box, which prompts the user for the name of the excel
file (.xls). Each Excel file contains one or more Worksheet
objects. Worksheet objects are contained in the Worksheets collection.
When you use command to import table from excel in the HTMLXpress
editor, you can specify how many worksheets you will imports
by using the Import dialog box. |
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Spell Checking
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Checks the spelling of your document using (if present) Microsoft
Office's spell-checker. |
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Additional
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Help |
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Displays about box for HTMLXpress editor. |
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