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JAVASCRIPT ACCESS

Allows the JAVA application to access the HTML document's JavaScripts


ACTION

Specifies the address used to submit the form.  The addresses (or protocol types) each have their own formats which must be respected.


SEARCH INDEX ACTION

Enter the name of the program that will receive the information submitted.


TYPE OF PROTOCOL
ADDRESS OR TYPE OF PROTOCOL

Address or type of protocol used to submit the form.


DISPLAY "TIP OF THE DAY" AT STARTUP
DISPLAY THE TIP OF THE DAY AT STARTUP

If this option is selected, the « Tip of the Day » dialog box will appear every time you start the program.


GENERAL HELP BUTTON

This button calls the general help file for the given dialog box.


ADD A DESTINATION TO THE URL LIST

Press this button to add a new URL destination to the bottom of the list.


ADD AN IMAGE TO THE LIST BOX
ADD IMAGE TO THE LIST BOX

Press this button to add the new text value to the list contents and associate it with an image.


POINTER OVER IMAGE

Press this button to specify the graphics image that will appear when the pointer is over the image.


POINTER OUT OF IMAGE

Press this button to specify the graphics image that will be displayed when the pointer moves away from the image.


ADD A VALUE

Press this button to insert the new text value in the form's element contents.


DESTINATION LINK

Specifies an external link or an internal link which will be called when the user clicks on the alternative image.


ADD A ROTATING IMAGE

Press this button to add a new rotating image to the list.


ERASE A ROTATING IMAGE

Press this button to delete the selected  rotating image(s) from the scrolling list.


MODIFY A ROTATING IMAGE

Press this button to modify the rotating image selected from the scrolling list and assign it the new values entered in the properties boxes.


COPY A ROTATING IMAGE

Press on this button to copy the rotating image selected from the scrolling list to the properties box in order to modify the properties.


URL DESTINATION
URL DESTINATION OF A ROTATING IMAGE

Specifies the URL destination associated with the selected image.  Each of the images is associated with a URL link which is activated when it is clicked.


GRAPHIC IMAGE

Insert an image in the rotating images section.


ADD A PARAMETER

Press this button to add a parameter to the bottom of the parameter list.  A parameter consists of a name and a value.


PANEL OR PROGRAM ALIGNMENT

Select the desired alignment for the panel with respect to text found on the same line.


APPLICATION'S ALIGNMENT

Select the desired alignment for the JAVA application with respect to the text.  The default value is in the middle (centered).


SPACER ALIGNMENT

Indicates the spacer alignment with respect to the text or to an image.  The text or the image is aligned differently according to the type of alignment.  By default the alignment is at the bottom.


HORIZONTAL LINE ALIGNMENT

Select the desired alignment by clicking on one of the three options.  You can change the horizontal line's alignment to the left or to the right.  The default alignment is in the middle (centered).


FRAME ALIGNMENT

The alignment of the single (floating) frame determines the frame's position in the HTML document.


BANNER TEXT ALIGNMENT

This option is used to specify the alignment of text in the scroll box.  Select one of three options: top, centered, or bottom.


HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT

Specifies the horizontal text alignment within the cell.  The alignment can be left, (default), right, centered, based on the characters.


HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT OF CELLS IN THE ROW
HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT OF CELLS IN A ROW

Select the horizontal alignment for the text and images in the row's cells.  The alignment can be left, (default), right, or centered.


TABLE TITLE HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT OF TABLE TITLE
TABLE TITLE HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT

The Microsoft Internet Explorer browser allows alignment of the title to the left,  right, or centered (default).


VERTICAL ALIGNMENT

Vertical alignment aligns the cell(s) to the left, center (default), or bottom.  The alignment can also be based on the row's alignment.


VERTICAL ALIGNMENT FOR CELLS IN A ROW

Select the vertical alignment for the text and images in the row's cells.  Alignment can be top, center (default), bottom, or based on the row's alignment.


TABLE VERTICAL ALIGNMENT

This option is used to determine the vertical alignment for a table with respect to the HTML page.


VERTICAL ALIGNMENT OF TABLE TITLE
VERTICAL ALIGNMENT OF THE TABLE'S TITLE

The vertical alignment for the title determines its vertical position with respect to the table.  It can be at the top (default) or bottom of the table.


ALTERNATIVE TEXT

Specifies an alternative text to be displayed if the browser being used does not support JAVA applications.  However, the browser must support the <APPLET> tag.  This attribute is optional.


PREVIEW OF LINK'S CONTENTS

Quick preview of the contents of the referred link.  You can also add a new internal destination inside this link by right-clicking on the mouse in the desired position in the file.


PREVIEW
PREVIEW OF LINK

Check this box to examine the contents of the external link.


PREVIEW

Select this option to see a preview of the image, as well as information pertinent to the image you have selected.


FIXED BACKGROUND

If you select the Fixed background option, the background image (wallpaper) will seem to be frozen or suspended.


AVAILABLE FONT ATTRIBUTES

List of possible font attributes.  Select the desired option(s).


AUTHOR OF THE DOCUMENT

This field is used to identify the author of the HTML document.


STATUS BAR

If this option is selected, the Status Bar will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.


TOOL BAR

If this option is selected, the Tool Bar will be displayed at the top of the screen.


CODE BASE

Specifies the Code Base (or URL) which contains the JAVA application.  If this attribute is not defined, the document's URL will be used by default.  This attribute is optional.


IN THE TEXT BOX OR ON THE STATUS BAR

Indicates if it is a banner which will be displayed in a text box or a banner which will be displayed on the browser's status bar.   The first is a text box found directly in your HTML document.  The latter is located in the status bar (at the bottom of the screen) of the Netscape browser.


LIST BOX

Type of box displayed as a list; its length is determined by the number of items in the list.


MENU LIST BOX

Type of box which is displayed as a drop-down list when the arrow on its right is clicked.


PANEL OR PROGRAM BORDER

You can add a border around the area where the specified source file will be displayed.


FRAME BORDER

Select this option if you wish to display a border around the frame.


CANCEL BUTTON

Press the Cancel button to close this dialog box without accepting the changes that were made.  You can also use the Esc key as a keyboard shortcut.


STOP SEARCH

The Stop button cancels the current automatic browser search


ORDER BUTTON

For information on how to order AceExpert, press the Order button.


AUTOMATIC BROWSER SEARCH

Press the Search button to start the automatic search for the selected browser in the specified disk drive.


OK BUTTON

Press the OK button to close this dialog box and accept the changes that were made.


OPEN FILE ICON

Press the Open File icon to manually search for a file in a directory.


ERASE BUTTON
RESET BUTTON

The Reset button is used to reset all values.  It restores all fields to their default values.


HIDE CONTROL PANEL

If this box is checked, the user will not see the multimedia control panel.


TABLE HEADER AND DATA CELLS

Table header (TH) cells are typically used on the first row or on the first column.  They are distinguished from regular cells because they are automatically bold and centered.

Table data (TD) cells are the default table cells.  Text is displayed normal, left aligned by default.


DISPLAY AS A LIST

Select this option to change the drop-down list box to a list box.


CONVERT CARRIAGE RETURNS TO <BR>

If selected, this option will automatically convert the carriage returns (found in an  imported file) into <BR> tags.


SEARCH BROWSER

The Search button starts the automatic search for the browser in the specified drive.  Before starting the search, you must select one of the two browsers, Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer.


CHOOSE LINK DESTINATION LINE

In this window, select the location of the destination.


CHOOSE EXISTING DESTINATIONS

In this window, select the existing link destination inside the internal link.  You must open the external link before you can view the existing internal links.


TARGET

TARGET is used with FRAMES.

The target allows you to determine the destination frame for a hyperlink.  Use the frame name defined when you created the frames to choose the destination frame for the hyperlink.  If the contents of the hyperlink must appear in the current frame, you do not have to specify a target.  You can also use predefined targets for a specific action.


PREDEFINED TARGETS

List of predefined targets for the TARGET option.


CHECKED BY DEFAULT

If this box is checked, the check box or the radio button will be marked automatically.


CODE

Specifies the .class file name for the JAVA application.  This file must have a relative address, it cannot be absolute.  The use of this attribute is mandatory.


INSTRUCTION CONTENTS

Specifies the contents of the instruction.  For the predefined REFRESH instruction, the instruction content is a URL.


NUMBER OF COLUMNS IN A TEXTAREA BOX

Number of columns displayed in a textarea box.


BEHAVIOR

Indicates the manner in which the banner will scroll.  The default value is Scroll, which makes the text move from right to left.

If you select Slide, the text will move across the length of the scroll box until it reaches the left margin.

If you select Alternate, the text will move across the length of the scroll box, stop when it reaches one of the margins, and then move in the opposite direction.


BANNER BEHAVIOR

Indicates how the banner will scroll.  The default behavior is Scroll, which makes the text scroll horizontally from right to left.

If you select Slide behavior, the text will appear to be sliding from right to left.

If you select Typewriter behavior, the text will not go beyond the width of the text box.


CELL CONTENTS

A table cell may contain text and all the HTML tags available in the document body.


EDIT SCREEN CONTENTS

Insert the text which will appear inside the 3D table.


CONTENTS OF THE LIST

These boxes contain the items included in the list.


COPY

Press this button to copy a selected value from the list to its properties.


AUTOMATIC COPY OF REFERRED FILES

When this option is selected, files called by hyperlink references are copied directly to the current directory, thus avoiding relative access paths.


BACKGROUND COLOR

Press this button to change the color of the HTML document's background.  This color will not be visible if you have selected a wallpaper.


BANNER BACKGROUND COLOR

Press this button to change the banner's background color.


EDIT SCREEN BACKGROUND COLOR

Press this button to select the background color for the edit screen.


BACKGROUND COLOR

Press this button to change the background color of the explanation window.


COLOR GRADATION

Choose the color used for the graded text.  Text gradation goes from darkest color to lightest color.


HORIZONTAL LINE COLOR

Press this button to change the color of the horizontal line.  The default color is black.


CELL BORDER COLOR

Press this button to change the color of the cell border.  In order for the color to be visible, the value for the cell border must be at least 1.

Cell colors have preference over row colors and the general table colors.


ROW CELLS BORDER COLOR

Press this button to change the color of the row cells border. In order for the color to be visible, the value for the cell border must be at least 1.

Row cells border colors have preference over general table colors but not over those colors specified in the cells.


TABLE CELLS BORDER COLOR
TABLE CELLS BORDER COLORS

Press this button to change the color of the table cells border colors. In order for the color to be visible, the value for the cell border must be at least 1.

Table cells border colors do not have preference over the row and cell colors.


FRAME BORDER COLOR

If a frame border is visible, you can change its color.  To do this, press the Choose Color button and select the desired color.


CELL BACKGROUND COLOR

Press this button to change the color inside the cell.

Cell colors have preference over row colors and the general table colors.


FONT COLOR FOR TAGS

Press this button to change the color of the tags in the edit screen.


ROW CELLS COLOR

The background color for the row corresponds to color inside each cell in the row.

Cell colors have preference over general table colors, but not over the colors specified in the cells.


TABLE CELL COLORS

The table background color corresponds to the color inside each table cell.

General table colors do not have preference over row colors and cell colors.


FONT COLOR FOR COMMENTS

Press this button to change the font color for comments in the edit screen.


COLOR OF LINKS

Press this button to change the color of the regular hyperlinks in the HTML document.


COLOR OF ACTIVE LINKS

Press this button to change the color of the active links in the HTML document.  A link is active only when you click on it with the mouse.


COLOR OF VISITED LINKS

Press this button to change the color of visited texts in the HTML document.  A link is visited when you have clicked on it recently.  A visited link becomes a regular link again after the number of days indicated in the browser's preferences has elapsed.


FONT COLOR

Press this button to select the font color.


TEXT FONT COLOR

.  Press this button to change the font color for text in the HTML document.


FONT COLOR IN THE EDIT SCREEN
TEXT FONT COLOR IN THE EDIT SCREEN

Press this button to change the font color for text in the edit screen.


BANNER FONT COLOR

Press this button to change the banner's font color.


TEXT COLOR

Press this button to change the font color for the text in the explanation window.


LINE CUT-OFF

Select the Deactivated option  to prevent word wrapping,  the Virtual option so that the scroll bars are displayed only if required (if the text surpasses the box limits), or the Physical option so that scroll bars are automatically displayed.


START LIST AT

Number of the first item on the list.


SCROLL DELAY

Display delay (in seconds) of a rotating image before the next image on the list is displayed.


INSTRUCTION DELAY

Specifies the desired delay in seconds.


SCROLL DELAY

Indicates the text scroll speed as a delay expressed in hundredths of seconds.  You must enter a value between 1 and 100.


BANNER DELAY IN MS

Enter the delay, in milliseconds, in order to adjust the speed at which the text scrolls through the box.  The smaller the value, the higher the speed.


AUTOMATIC START

If this box is checked, the specified source file will start automatically when the HTML page is opened.


MOVE DOWN

Press on this button to move the value one level down on the list.


MOVE UP

Press on this button to move a value one level higher on the list.


SCROLLING

Horizontal and vertical scroll bars in the frame can be displayed or not depending on the option you choose.  The automatic option will display the bars if the frame contents are wider or taller than the space provided (by default).


DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION

The document description is used by many search engines in order to describe the contents of the document in question.


URL DESTINATION

Indicates the URL destination which will be searched upon selection of the associated text in the list box.

The URL destination can be an HTML file, an e-mail address, or any other type of file.


EXISTING DOCUMENT DESTINATIONS

From this box, select an existing link destination within the document.


DIRECTION

This option is used to indicate the direction in which text will move.  You have two options: to the left, and to the right.


SEARCH ON DISK

Search on disk determines the disk drive where the automatic or manual search for the browser will begin.


CASE SENSITIVE

If this option is selected, the search will find only those occurrences with the exact combination of uppercase and lowercase letters specified in the "Text to find" box


DIRECTORY

Select the directory where the graphics image is located.


DU CURSEUR OU GLOBALEMENT
ORIGIN

The option From start begins the search for text in all the document beginning at the top of the document.

The option From cursor begins the search for text from the location of the cursor to the end of the document.  By default this option is checked.


ETENDUE
EXTENDED

The option Globally searches for the specified text in all the document.  By default this option is checked.

The option Selected searches for the specified text only in the selected area.


TYPE DE RECHERCHE
TYPE OF SEARCH

The option In all open files will look for text in all the files open in AceExpert.

The option In all open files included in the project will look for the specified text in all the files open in AceExpert that belong to the current project.


ASTUCE DU LIEN
TIP ON LINK

Displays a description of the link when the mouse is moved over it.


EDIT IMAGE TEXT

Press this button to edit the value (text only) selected from the list contents.


EDIT A PARAMETER

Press this button to edit the parameter selected from the list.


EDIT A VALUE

Press this button to modify a previously entered value for a form's element.


NEWS BOX

In this box, enter the phrases which will appear progressively in the news box.


ERASE A VALUE

Press this button to erase the value contained in this form’s element.


ERASE A PARAMETER

Press this button to erase the parameter selected from the parameter list.


ERASE AN ITEM FROM THE LIST BOX

Press on this button to delete the selected item from the list box.


3D EFFECT

This option provides a three-dimensional effect to the horizontal line.


POSSIBLE FONT ATTRIBUTES

The possible font attributes are bold and/or italics.


PREDEFINED ELEMENTS

You can select the REFRESH instruction.  Used when you want your document to call another document after a given delay.

You can also select the EXT-CACHE instruction.  This instruction is used to create an external memory cache to play video applications.

The AUTHOR, REPLY-TO, and KEYWORDS instructions are used to identify the author of the document, the e-mail address, and the keywords which would be used in a search.


ENTER YOUR TEXT

Enter the text which will be displayed in the scroll box.


SPACE BETWEEN FRAMES

This option is used to adjust the space between frames.


JAVA APPLICATION'S HORIZONTAL SPACE

Specifies the empty space, in pixels, from the left of the application.  This attribute is optional.


BANNER'S HORIZONTAL SPACE

Indicates the left and right margins for the scroll box.  This value must be in pixels.


FRAME'S HORIZONTAL SPACE

Space, in pixels, between the left margin of the HTML page and the frame.


BANNER'S VERTICAL SPACE

Indicates the top and bottom margins for the scroll box.  The value must be in pixels.


FRAME'S VERTICAL SPACE

Space, in pixels, between the top margin of the HTML page and the frame.


JAVA APPLICATION'S VERTICAL SPACE

Specifies the empty space, in pixels, from the top of the application.  This attribute is optional.


SPACER PREVIEW

The preview allows you to observe the effect of the changes made to the spacer attributes.


TIME/DATE

This option allows you to preview the effect of the changes made to the display style.


PREVIEW OF THE LINK'S ALTERNATIVE IMAGE

This preview allows you to observe how the alternative image is displayed on the Web page.


BANNER PREVIEW

The preview allows you to appreciate the changes made to the banner's attributes.


PREVIEW OF THE JAVASCRIPT BANNER

The preview allows you to appreciate the changes made to the JavaScript banner's attributes.


TEXT BOX PREVIEW

The text you enter in this box will be displayed in the text box and serves as the default value.


# $ TEXTAREA BOX PREVIEW

Preview of the text that will be displayed in the text area box.


LIST BOX PREVIEW

This preview allows you to appreciate how the list box will appear in the Web page.


HORIZONTAL LINE PREVIEW

The preview allows you to appreciate the changes made to the horizontal line's attributes.


PREVIEW OF URL DESTINATION LIST

This preview allows you to see the results of the list of URL destinations.


PREVIEW OF ROTATING IMAGES

Graphic preview of the rotating images included in the list.


IMAGE PREVIEW

In this box you can see a preview of the image selected in the list box.


# $ PREVIEW OF BUTTON

This preview allows you to view  how the button will look.


DOCUMENT BODY PREVIEW

The preview allows you to appreciate the changes made to the document's body attributes.


FONT PREVIEW

The preview allows you to appreciate the changes made to the font's attributes.


EDIT SCREEN PREVIEW

The preview allows you to appreciate the changes made to the edit screen's attributes.


VIDEO OR VRLM TRIGGERING EVENT
VIDEO OR VRML TRIGGERING EVENT

This option determines the event that will start the video or VRML on the screen.


JAVASCRIPT EVENT

The JavaScript events are used to determine when the above-mentioned JavaScript function is called.

(Refer to general help for more information on these events)


NETSCAPE EXTENSION

Extension exclusive to the Netscape browser.


MICROSOFT EXPLORER EXTENSION

Extension exclusive to the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser.


FILE

Select the graphics image file.


BACKUP COPY

If selected, this option creates an automatic backup copy (.bak) for every document you save to disk.  Each new save replaces the previous .bak file.


FRAME SOURCE

The frame source is an HTML file which makes reference to the selected frame.  Press the Open File icon to select it.


VIDEO OR VRML SOURCE FILE
MEDIA SOURCE FILE

This field contains the directory and the .AVI (video) or .WRL (VRML) source file name or other types of media.


# $ TYPE OF ENCODING

There are 2 types of formatting.  Encoded format and text format.

The text format is supported by Netscape only, it allows you to send a form in text format.

The encoded format is valid only if the protocol you are using does not have any format.


CELL HEIGHT

Determine the cell height in pixels.  The height of an empty cell on the first row serves to create a top margin in terms of the value entered in pixels.


JAVA APPLICATION HEIGHT

Specifies the height, in pixels, of the area where the JAVA application will be displayed.  This is a required attribute.


SPACER HEIGHT

Enter a value for the vertical space.  This value must be in pixels.


BANNER HEIGHT

Indicates the height of the scroll box.  This value may be expressed as a percentage or in pixels.


NEWS BOX HEIGHT

Specifies the height of the news box in terms of number of columns.


IMAGE HEIGHT

You can change the height of the images by entering a new value in this box.

All the images contained in this script have the same width and height.


FRAME HEIGHT

Height of the frame in the HTML document, expressed as a percentage (default value) or in pixels.


PANEL OR PROGRAM HEIGHT

Specifies the height, in pixels, of the area where the source file will be displayed or specify the height of the control panel.


TIME/DATE

Indicates whether you want the text box to display the time or the date


IMPORT FILE

These options allow you to determine where the imported file will be inserted in the HTML document.


# $ INSERT A CARRIAGE RETURN  (LINE BREAK)

A line break <BR> is automatically inserted after every check or selection box in the form.


INSERT FUNCTION IN DOCUMENT HEADER

If selected, this option inserts the function in the document's header.  Otherwise, it will be inserted at the cursor's position.


INSERT JAVASCRIPT FUNCTION

Press this icon to insert the JavaScript in the document's header.


INSTRUCTIONS

This field is used to inform the user of the instructions he should follow.


COMPACT FORM

This option compacts the list.


CELL WIDTH

Determine the cell width in pixels.  The width of an empty cell in the first column can be used to create a left margin determined by the value in pixels.


PANEL OR PROGRAM WIDTH

Specifies the width, in pixels, of the area where the source file will be displayed or the width of the control panel.


SPACER WIDTH

Indicates a value for the horizontal space.  This value must be in pixels.


BANNER WIDTH

Indicates the width of the scroll box.  This value can be expressed as a percentage or in pixels.  The default value is 100%.


BANNER WIDTH

Enter the width, in pixels, for the scroll box.


NEWS BOX WIDTH

Specifies the width of the news box in terms of the number of columns.


LINE WIDTH

Indicates a width for the horizontal line.  The width is expressed in pixels or as a percentage, by default it is set at 100%.


IMAGE WIDTH

You can change the width of the images by entering a new value in this box.

All images contained in this script have the same width and height.


FRAME WIDTH

Width of the frame in the HTML document, expressed as a percentage (default) or in pixels.


JAVA APPLICATION WIDTH

Specifies the width, in pixels, of the area where the JAVA application will be displayed.  This attribute is mandatory.


DRIVE

Select the drive  where the graphics image is found.


LINK

Specifies the name of the HTML file which will be used as a link.


MULTIPLE SELECTION

Check this box if you want the user to be able to select more than one item at the same time in the list box.


# $ ROTATING IMAGES LIST

This list displays the rotating images included in the list.


MAXIMUM AUTHORIZED LENGTH

In this box, enter the maximum length of text which will be submitted with the form.


MAXIMUM LENGTH DISPLAYED

In this box, enter the length (number of characters) which will be displayed in the text box.


MARGINS BAR

If selected, this option displays a margins bar (ruler) in your working documents.


FRAME'S LEFT MARGIN

The width of the frame's left margin determines the empty space, in pixels, to the left of the frame.  The smallest value accepted is 0 pixels.


DOCUMENT'S LEFT MARGIN

You can change the left margin of your HTML document by entering a value in pixels in this box.  The margin makes the document’s text begin after the indicated space from the left.


FRAME'S TOP MARGIN

The frame's top margin determines the empty space, in pixels, above the frame.  The minimum value accepted is 0.


DOCUMENT'S TOP MARGIN

You can modify your document's top margin by entering a value in pixels in this box.  This margin will make your document begin after the indicated space from the top.


MAXIMIZE THE EXTERNAL BROWSER

If selected, this option maximizes the external browser every time you start the program.


META INFORMATION

Specifies the desired instruction.


TRANSFER TYPE

Indicates how the form will be submitted to the server.  The GET method (the oldest) is typically used when the purpose of the request is to obtain information from the server.  In contrast, the POST method is used to change or add information in the server.  Please note that many CGI programs are using the POST method more often due to limitations of the GET method.


MODIFY

Press this button to modify a value selected from the list.


WHOLE WORD ONLY

If this option is selected, the search will find only those occurrences which exactly matches "Text to find".


BROWSER DIRECTORY

Specifies the directory and the file name of the browser to be used.  You can browse the directories manually by pressing the Browse button or you can perform an automatic search for the browser by pressing the Search button.


INTERNAL BROWSER

If selected, this option displays the internal browser in the bottom half of the window.


APPLICATION NAME

Specifies the name which identifies the application.  This name permits communication with other JAVA applications found in the same HTML page.  This attribute is optional.


PARAMETER NAME

Specifies the name of the JAVA class or ActiveX object parameter.  You must use this field to transfer the arguments contained in your Java or ActiveX application to your HTML page.


INSTRUCTION NAME

Specifies a name for your instruction.


JAVASCRIPT FUNCTION NAME

The name(s) of the JavaScript functions listed in this edit box will be called when the associated event is triggered.

If the body of the JavaScript function (corresponding to the function's internal code) is defined later, it must have the same function name and parameters as its definition.  Upper and lower case letters must be respected.

Examples:

1. Function without parameter: calculation()

2. Function with two parameters:  process(client.name, client.address)

3. Call 2 functions:  verify(form1);display()


NAME OF THE NEW LINK

Name which identifies the new internal link in the document.


INDIVIDUAL OR COMPANY NAME

In this box, enter the name of the individual or company who holds this copy of AceExpert.


LICENSE HOLDER'S NAME

In this box, enter the name of the individual who holds the current AceExpert user license.


FILE NAME

You can enter the name of the graphics image.


NAME OF EXTERNAL LINK

This edit box must contain the referenced file's directory and name, that is, the hyperlink's destination file.


# $ ELEMENT IDENTIFIER NAME

Specifies the name used to identify the form element (this field is mandatory).

This name is necessary to identify and handle the element in a JavaScript or to process a submitted form with CGI.


FRAME NAME

The frame name identifies the frames in links which use TARGETS.  This option is necessary when you want the contents of a link to be displayed in a frame other than the current frame.


FORM IDENTIFIER NAME

Name which is used to identify the form in a JavaScript reference


 LINK IDENTIFIER NAME

Name which identifies the link in a JavaScript reference.


NUMBER OF ITEMS

Indicates the number of items in the list.


NUMBER OF LINES DISPLAYED

Specifies the number of lines displayed in the list box (minimum 2).


NUMBER OF ROWS IN A TEXTAREA BOX

Number of rows displayed in a textarea box.


# $ NUMBER OF ITEMS DISPLAYED

Number of elements displayed in the list box.


REGISTRATION NUMBER
REGISTRATION CODE

In this box, enter the registration code which has been assigned to you.


EXTERNAL BORDER AND INNER BORDER OPTIONS
EXTERNAL BORDERS AND INNER BORDERS OPTIONS

You can change the appearance of a table with predefined inner borders.  The size of the border must be at least 1 in order for the inner borders options to be valid.


DISPLAY VIDEO OR VRML CONTROL PANEL

If you select this option, a window containing the video or VRML animation control panel will be displayed on the screen.


REDUCED COMMAND PANEL

If this option is selected, a smaller version of the  control panel is displayed.


WALLPAPER

You can add an image to the cell's background.  To insert it, press the Open File icon and select the desired image.


WINDOW WALLPAPER

You can add an image to the explanation window's background.  To insert it, press on the Open File icon and select the desired image.


BACKGROUND WALLPAPER

If you wish to insert a background wallpaper, type in the image file's directory and name in the Image text box.


TABLE WALLPAPER

The wallpaper is an image for the cells' background.  To insert it, press on the Open File icon, and select the desired image.


APPLICATION'S PARAMETERS

In this list box, you can add, edit, or erase the application's parameters.  To do so, you must press the appropriate buttons found to the right of the box.


BROWSE DISK DRIVE

This button allows you to browse the disk drive manually when searching for the browser.  First select one of the browsers, either Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer.


EDIT SCREEN FONT SIZE
EDIT SCREEN FONT TYPE

Specifies the font type you wish to use in AceExpert's main edit screen.


AVAILABLE FONTS

You can select the desired font.  In case that a platform does not have this font available, you may select more than one to ensure that one of them is accepted.


SELECTED FONTS

This dialog box contains the list of selected fonts.  In the event that a platform does not support that font, the system will display the first possible font on the list.


PERCENTAGE OR PIXELS

Determines if the associated value will be treated as a percentage or as a pixel value.


# $ 3D TABLE'S FONT COLOR

Indicates the font color for the text in the 3D table.


RELATION

Enter the type of relation between the document and the link.


REVERSE RELATION

Specifies the type of reverse relation between the document and the link.


REPLACE BUTTON

Starts the text search and replaces Text to find with Text to replace


REPLACE ALL BUTTON

Replace all occurrences of Text to find with Text to replace.


ICON LIBRARY DIRECTORY

Press this button to go directly to the directory where you have installed the icon library.


LOOP

Indicates the number of times you want the music or sound file to be played on the HTML page.  The default value is 1.  If you indicate a value of -1, the file will play as long as the page containing this tag is open.


REPEAT INFINITELY

If this option is selected, the specified source file will play as long as the page containing this tag is open.


LOOP

Indicates the number of times the text will move through the length of the scroll box.  The default value is INFINITE.


VIDEO OR VRML FILE LOOP

Indicates the number of times you want the video or VRML file to play.  The default value is 1.  If you enter a value of -1, the file will play as long as the page is open.


SEARCH RESULTS

This box displays the directories found for the specified browser in the disk drive you indicated.  Click twice on the name to select it.


NO WRAP

The No wrap option prevents word wrapping within a cell.


NO RESIZE

If this option is selected, the user will not be able to resize the frame.  By default, all frames can be resized.


MANDATORY SAVE

If selected, this option requires that the document be saved when starting the external browser.  Saving a project is always mandatory and thus, if a project is opened, this option has no effect.


MUSIC OR SOUND FILE SOURCE

In this box, indicate the directory and the file name of the music or sound file.  The file must be in .WAV, .MID, or .AU format.


MUSIC, SOUND, OR OTHER SOURCE FILE
MUSIC, SOUND OR OTHER SOURCE FILE

Enter the directory for the music, sound, or other file.


HOUR/DATE STYLE

Select the desired type of display.


LINE SIZE

Used to change the horizontal line's size.  The size is expressed in pixels and its default value is 1 pixel.


EDIT SCREEN FONT SIZE

Specifies the font size you wish to use in AceExpert's main edit screen.


WINDOW FONT SIZE

Select the font size for the text displayed in the explanation window.


FONT SIZE

Select the font size to be used for the graded text.


FONT SIZE

Select the font size.  This value ranges from 1 (smallest) to 7 (largest).  By default, the font size is 3.


MUSIC OR SOUND TEST

Press the right arrow (play) button to test the music or sound file.

The stop button (square) is used to interrupt play of the sound file.


TEXT TO REPLACE

Enter the text which you want to use as a replacement for the text being searched in the document.  To delete the text entered in the Text to Find box, the Text to Replace box must be empty.


TEXT TO FIND

Enter the text you wish to search for in the document.  You can also select different search options.


TEXT DISPLAYED IN THE EXPLANATION WINDOW

In this window, enter the text which will be displayed in the explanation window.


ALTERNATIVE TEXT

Specifies the text to be displayed.


TEXT ASSOCIATED WITH THE IMAGE

Enter the text which will be associated with the graphics image in the list box.


TEXT DISPLAYED IN THE MENU

Enter the text associated with the URL destination and which will be displayed in the list box.  The URL destination is not displayed in the list box.


TEXT GRADATION

Enter the line of text which will be graded.


TEXT DISPLAYED ON THE BUTTON

In this box, enter the text you wish to appear on the button.


HTML DOCUMENT TITLE

The title of the document appears in the browser's title bar; it identifies your page if it is added to the bookmarks.  This tag is placed in the Header section of your HTML document.


MENU TITLE WHEN DISPLAYED

Enter the text that will be displayed in the first line of the drop-down list box.


SCROLL AMOUNT

Indicates the text scroll speed in pixels.  You must enter a value between 1 and 100.


FIND BUTTON

Starts the search and highlights the text found, if applicable.


TYPE OF BOX

Select the desired type of box

1. TEXT BOX

Allows the user to enter a line of text in a form's dialog box.

2. PASSWORD BOX

Allows the user to enter a password in a text box. The password is not visible but represented by asterisks.


TYPE OF BUTTON

Select the desired type of button.

BUTTON:

Regular push-button in a form, used with JavaScript.

RESET BUTTON:

Push-button which allows the user to reset all the fields in the form to their initial values.

SUBMIT BUTTON:

Push-button which allows the user to submit the information entered on the form.


TYPE OF PROTOCOL

These options determine the type of destination for your hyperlink.


TYPE OF FILE

Select the type of graphics file.  Only files in .GIF, .JPG, .PNG ,and .BMP format are acceptable.


TYPE OF LIST

Select the type of list you wish to create:  bulleted, numbered, or hierarchical.


FONT TYPE

Select the font type which will be used for the text in the explanation window.


GRADED FONT

Select the font to be used for the graded text.


BASE URL

Specifies an http:// base address.


VALUE OF THE ELEMENT

In this box, enter a new value to be inserted in the form element.  To insert it, press the Add button.


ASSOCIATED HIDDEN ENTRY VALUE

Enter a value which will serve as the hidden entry in the transmission of the form's contents.


PARAMETER VALUE

Specifies the value associated with the parameter name.  The value must be initialized according to the definition established in the JAVA class or the ActiveX object.

Text, Image Maps, URL destinations, and colors are common examples.


FORM ELEMENT PREVIEW

This preview allows you to appreciate how this element will appear in the Web page.


EXPLORER DEFAULT VALUES

If you select this option, the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser's default values will be used.


NETSCAPE DEFAULT VALUES

If you select this option, the Netscape browser's default values will be used.


MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER VERSION

Select the Microsoft Internet Explorer version so AceExpert can communicate properly with the browser.


DISPLAY AS A LIST

Select this option to display as a list from which you can edit and erase the contents of the drop-down list box.


VOLUME

If necessary, you can adjust the sound volume.  This value ranges from a minimum of 0 to a maximum of 100.


DISPLAY THE "ABOUT" DIALOG BOX AT STARTUP
DISPLAY THE « ABOUT » DIALOG BOX AT STARTUP

If this option is selected, the  « About... » box will be displayed every time you start the program.


ADD A FONT

Press this button to add a new font to the list of selected fonts.


ERASE A FONT

Press this button to delete a font type from the list of selected fonts.


DISPLAY IMAGES WITH THE INTERNAL BROWSER

This option allows you choose whether or not to display graphics images with AceExpert's internal browser.


SCREEN FLASH START COLOR

Select the starting color for the screen flash.


SCREEN FLASH END COLOR

Select the last color for the screen flash.


NUMBER OF GRADATIONS

Determine the number of gradations for the screen flash start and end colors.  The flash duration depends on the number of gradations entered.


PREDEFINED APPLETS

Select an applet from the list of predefined applications in the program.  An example of how the applet works will be loaded with the application's parameters.  Many of the values included in the parameters will have to be changed by the user.

When you select an applet, the program will prompt you to confirm if you want the applet's .class files in the HTML's file directory.  The .class files must be in the same directory for the Java application to run.


ALIGNMENT

Align the text around the object.  The default value is to the left.


BORDER

Specifies the width for the object's border.  This parameter is valid only if the object is a hyperlink. Indicates an identifying name for the object inserted in the HTML document.


CODE BASE (URL)

Identifies the code base for the object.  This attribute is used to specify the URL from which the control will be loaded.


CODE TYPE

Specifies the type of media for the code.


DATA

Specifies the data associated with the object.


DECLARE OBJECT

Declare the object when you have to use it as a parameter for another object.


HEIGHT

Specifies the height of the object.


HORIZONTAL SPACE

Specifies the empty horizontal space between the object and the text or the images to the left of the text.


NAME

Specifies a name for the object when you have to use it in a form.


NO TAB

Exclude the object from the order of the components of the HTML document.


STANDBY

Specifies a standby message to be displayed while the object is being loaded.


TAB

Specifies the position of the object within the order of the components of the HTML document.


MEDIA TYPE

Specifies the type of media for the data.


VERTICAL SPACE

Specifies the empty vertical space between the object and the text or the images below the text.


WIDTH

Specifies the width of the object.


IDENTIFICATION DE L'OBJET
OBJECT IDENTIFICATION

Indicates a unique label for the label to allow dynamic operations with VBScript.


# $ ADD A NEW CUSTOM BUTTON
ADD A NEW CUSTOM BUTTON

Click on this button to add a new custom button to AceExpert.


# $ DELETE A CUSTOM BUTTON
DELETE A CUSTOM BUTTON

Click on this button to delete a custom button from the list.


# $ CUSTOM BUTTON PROPERTIES
CUSTOM BUTTON PROPERTIES

Click on this button to modify the contents of an existing custom button.


# $ CUSTOM BUTTON TITLE
CUSTOM BUTTON TITLE

Indicates a title that will appear as a tip for the custom button you added to the program.


# $ SHORTCUT FOR CUSTOM BUTTON
SHORTCUT FOR CUSTOM BUTTON

Indicates a shortcut key combination for the custom button you have added to AceExpert.  The shortcut key selected must not be one of the shortcuts used for other functions in the program.


# $ CUSTOM BUTTON ICON
CUSTOM BUTTON ICON

Choose an icon for the custom button.  There are three icons available:

•	Keyboard : usually identifies a block of HTML or other commands.

•	Java Cup: Identifies JavaScript code.

•	HTML Page: Identifies HTML tags.


# $ CONTENTS OF CUSTOM BUTTON
CONTENTS OF CUSTOM BUTTON

In this text box you can indicate the contents that will be inserted in your HTML document when you press the custom button.  The content can be one command or a block of HTML commands, Javascript or other script codes.


# $ IMPORT CONTENTS INTO A CUSTOM BUTTON
IMPORT CONTENTS INTO A CUSTOM BUTTON

Click on this button to import the contents of an HTML or other file into a custom button.


# $ DOCUMENT KEYWORDS
 DOCUMENT KEYWORDS

Indicates in this box keywords to identify your document.  These words will be detected by search engines when the document is indexed.

Keywords must be inserted separated by commas, i.e.

JavaScript, cgi, Java programming, html


# $ USING MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER AS THE INTERNAL BROWSER
USING MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER AS THE INTERNAL BROWSER

If you have installed Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0x or higher, you can use that browser to replace AceExpert's internal browser.


# $ ACEEXPERT VIEWER
ACEEXPERT VIEWER

Select this option if you wish to use the internal browser included with AceExpert.


# FRAME PREVIEW
FRAME PREVIEW

Using this preview  window you can adjust with the mouse the size of frames which you insert with the help of icons located on the tool bar to the left of the window.


# $ E-MAIL ADDRESS SUBJECT FIELD
E-MAIL ADDRESS SUBJECT FIELD

Indicates a default subject field in an e-mail address for a user clicking on the link.


# $ LINKS TO STYLE SHEET
LINKS TO STYLE SHEET

Indicates in this box the external style sheet you would like to use in your document.


STYLE SHEET APPLIED TO A TAG

Select a tag whose properties you want to change.


NEW STYLE SHEET

Click on this button if you wish to start a new style sheet.


# $ SAVE A STYLE SHEET
SAVE A STYLE SHEET

Click on this button if you wish to save the contents of your style sheet in a .css or .html file.


# $ SOURCE FILE FOR AN EXTERNAL STYLE SHEET
SOURCE FILE FOR AN EXTERNAL STYLE SHEET

Indicates in this box the external style sheet that corresponds to a .css or .html file.


INLINE STYLE SHEET

This type of style sheet can only be applied to the selected text.  If this option is checkmarked, the changes will be viewed between the <SPAN…>…</SPAN> tags.


CLASSES IN STYLE SHEETS

You can define a class for each element or for all the elements in style sheets.  These definitions will only be applied when the tag inserted in the document specifies the class defined.

i.e. if a class is defined as "MyTitle"

<H1>Not applied</H1>

<H1 CLASS="MyTitle">Applied</H1>


STYLE SHEET PROPERTIES

With this option you can define the properties for a previously selected tag.


MODIFY STYLE SHEET PROPERTIES

Click on this button to modify the properties of the selected tag in the style sheet.


CURSOR TYPE
CURSOR TYPE (STYLE SHEETS)

Select the type of cursor that will be displayed when the pointer is moved over an element.


POSITIONING (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the type of positioning of an element.


AREA DEFINITION (STYLE SHEETS)

Defines an application area in a style sheet.  For example, the area could be a rectangle or a circle.


VISIBILITYSTYLE SHEETS)
VISIBILITY (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates an element's visibility.  This could be an inherited attribute from another style sheet.


OVERFLOW (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates behavior in case of an overflow of the area application.


TOP POSITION  (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the vertical positioning of an element.


LEFT POSITION (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the horizontal positioning of an element.


Z-INDEX POSITION (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates an element's positioning on a third-dimensional axis (z axis).


UNIT OF MEASUREMENT (STYLE SHEETS)

Choose a possible unit of measurement for a field value.  This unit can be a relative or an absolute value.

RELATIVE UNIT OF MEASUREMENT:

•	em	: the height of an element's font

•	ex	: half the size of a character font

•	px	: in pixels

ABSOLUTE UNIT OF MEASUREMENT:

•	pt	: in points  (1pt=1/72in.)

•	pc	: in picas  (1pc=12pts.)

•	in	: in inches  (1pcs = 2.54cm.)

•	cm	: in centimeters  (1cm = 0.39in.)

•	mm	: in millimeters  (1mm = 0.1cm)

•	%	: in percentages


DISPLAY (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the element type: Inline (i.e. <I>), block-level (i.e. <P>) or a list item (i.e. <LI>).


WHITE SPACE (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates how white spaces within elements are treated.  Normal defines the white space according to the font size, and pre defines the white space according to a fixed size.


LIST STYLE TYPE (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the style type for a bulleted  list.

Note: With  Netscape, the Display property must define the style type for the bulleted list.


LIST STYLE IMAGE (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the image that replaces the bullets in a list.


LIST STYLE POSITION (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the position for the bullets in the list.


TEXT DECORATION (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates text decoration for the text inserted.  This property has no effect if the element inserted does not contain text.


TEXT TRANSFORMATION (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the case type to transform text.


VERTICAL ALIGNMENT (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the vertical alignment of text.


HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the horizontal alignment of text.


TEXT INDENTATION (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the indentation that the first line of text must have.  This property is normally used with block-level elements.


LETTER SPACING (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates additional spacing between characters. Negative values are allowed.


LINE HEIGHT (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates spacing between lines.  This property is only applicable to block-level tags.  Negative values are not supported.


FONT (STYLE SHEETS)

Select the font for the element.


FONT STYLE (FEUILLE DES STYLE)
FONT STYLE (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the font style to be displayed: normal or italic.


FONT VARIANT (STYLE SHEETS)

Specifies a variation of a font to be displayed:, normal or small caps.


FONT WEIGHT (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a font weight. The bolder and lighter values are relative to inherited weights while the other values are absolute.  Weight numbers 100 to 400 are light whereas weight numbers 500-900 are bolder.


FONT SIZE (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a font size for the element.


BACKGROUND IMAGE (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates an image as a background for the element.


BACKGROUND REPEAT (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the way the background image will be repeated.  The x-repeat value will repeat the image horizontally while the y-repeat value repeats it vertically.


BACKGROUND ATTACHMENT (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the way the background image is attached. The background image can either be fixed or it can scroll.


BACKGROUND POSITION (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the initial position for the background image.  This property is only applicable to replacement or block-level elements.


COLOR (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a color for the element.


BACKGROUND COLOR (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a background color for the element.


TOP MARGIN (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a top margin for the element. Negative values are allowed.


BOTTOM MARGIN (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a bottom margin for the element. Negative values are allowed.


LEFT MARGIN (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a left margin for the element. Negative values are allowed.


RIGHT MARGIN (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a right margin for the element. Negative values are allowed.


TOP PADDING (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a top padding (space between the top border and the contents of the element). Negative values are not allowed.


BOTTOM PADDING (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a bottom padding (space between the bottom border and the contents of the element). Negative values are not allowed.


LEFT PADDING (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a left padding (space between the left border and the contents of the element). Negative values are not allowed.


RIGHT PADDING (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a right padding (space between the right border and the contents of the element). Negative values are not allowed.


HEIGHT (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a height for a replacement or block-level element (IMG, INPUT, TEXTAREA, SELECT, and OBJECT). Negative values are not allowed.


SIZE (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a size for a replacement block-level element (IMG, INPUT, TEXTAREA, SELECT, and OBJECT). Negative values are not allowed.


FLOAT (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the alignment of text around the element.


CLEAR (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates if the element allows a floating effect on its sides.


TOP BORDER (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the top border of an element. Negative values are not allowed.


BOTTOM BORDER (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the bottom border of an element. Negative values are not allowed.


RIGHT BORDER (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the right border of an element. Negative values are not allowed.


LEFT BORDER (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the left border of an element.  Negative values are not allowed.


TOP BORDER WIDTH (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the top border width of an element. Negative values are not allowed.


BOTTOM BORDER WIDTH (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the bottom border width of an element. Negative values are not allowed.


LEFT BORDER WIDTH (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the left border width of an element. Negative values are not allowed.


RIGHT BORDER WIDTH (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the right border width of an element. Negative values are not allowed.


BORDER STYLE (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates the border style of an element.  This property must be specified in order to make the border visible.


BORDER COLOR  (STYLE SHEETS)

Indicates a color for the border.


VISIBLE SCROLLING BAR

Indicates if the browser's scrolling bar is visible.  By default the scrolling bar is visible.


BASEFONT

With this command you specify the  default font that will be used in all your .HTML document.


NEW FILE

With this command you can create a new document (new Web page).  A new document is automatically called "NoName" in the tab at the top of the page.


OPEN FILE

This command allows you to open an .HTML document saved on disk.  The document will be displayed in its own window and its name will be displayed in a tab.


SAVE FILE

This command allows you to save the current document to disk.  If the document has not been saved before, this option will have the same effect as the "Save As…" command.


CLOSE FILE

This command closes the current document without exiting AceExpert.  If the document has not been saved, or if it has been modified since the last time it was saved, AceExpert will remind you to save it before you close it.  If the document has been modified the word "Modified" will appear on the status bar at the bottom of the edit screen.


NEW PROJECT

This option allows you to create a new project.


OPEN PROJECT

This option allows you to open a project saved to disk.  A project file has a .PROJ extension and it can contain one or more .HTML files.


SAVE PROJECT

This command allows you to save your project as well as the HTML files without exiting AceExpert.  If the project had not been saved previously, this option works the same as the "Save Project As…" option.  If the project has been modified since the last time it was saved, AceExpert will remind you to save it before closing it.


CLOSE PROJECT

This command allows you to close the Project Manager without exiting AceExpert.  If the project has not been saved or if it has been modified since the last time it was saved, AceExpert will remind you to save it before closing it.


PRINT

This command allows you to print a document on the default printer.


FIND

This command is used to search for one or more words in the document.


CUT

This command is used to remove selected text and place it on the Clipboard.  Afterwards, the text can be reinserted elsewhere by means of the Paste command.


COPY

This command is used to copy selected text and place it on the Clipboard.  Afterwards, the text can be reinserted elsewhere by means of the Paste command.


PASTE

This command is used to insert the contents of the Clipboard into the current document at the position of the cursor.  Since the information remains in the Clipboard's memory, you can paste the contents any number of times.


UNDO

This command allows you to reverse previous actions.  The first time you select this option, the program will reverse the last change you made.  If you select this option again, the program will reverse the action before that, and so forth.


REDO

This command allows you to redo the last actions you had undone.  The first time you select this option, the program will redo the last action you have undone.  If you select this option again, the program will redo the next to last option you had undone, and so forth.


START INTERNAL BROWSER

This command launches the internal browser in order to view the results of your document with AceExpert's browser or Microsoft Internet Explorer.


START EXTERNAL BROWSER

This command launches the external browser in order to view the results of your document with Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer.


START FTP EXPERT

With this command you can launch FTP Expert without exiting  AceExpert in order  to transfer your .HTML files to your server.


FILE MANAGER

AceExpert's File Manager allows you to work with your files in the same way you do with Windows Explorer file management system.


FONT

This command is used to indicate font properties in the document, such as size, color and type.  Once the BASEFONT command is inserted in your document, all fonts are displayed with the attributes you specified.


HEADING STYLE

This command is used to assign  H1, H2, H3, H4, H5 or H6 heading styles to text. The first heading (H1) formats text in a larger font and/or darker than normal text, while the sixth heading type (H6) is the smallest.  With any of these tags, the titles or headings are automatically  placed on a line of their own within the document.


BOLD

This option specifies the text that will be displayed in bold.


ITALIC

This option specifies the text that will be displayed in italics.


UNDERLINE

This option specifies the text that will be underlined.


ALIGN LEFT

This option aligns text to the left side of the document.


CENTER

This option centers text in the document.


ALIGN RIGHT

This option  aligns text to the right side of the document


JUSTIFY

With this command text is justified to the right and left margins of the document.


PREFORMATTED

Displays text in fixed-width type without collapsing spaces.  Spaces, new lines and tabulation are interpreted as in a text editor.  Avoid using other HTML commands within sections defined by PRE.


BLOCK QUOTATION

This command is used to set apart quotations in text by inserting indents both on the right and left margins.


LINE BREAK

This command inserts a line break in your document.


PARAGRAPH

This command inserts a paragraph in your document.


COMMENT

This command inserts comment tags in your document.  These tags are <!--  and  -->.


FONT COLOR

With this command you can change the color of selected text in the document.


IMAGE

This command inserts an image in your document.


IMAGE MAP

This command allows you to make reference to different zones in an image that are linked to internal or external destinations.


DOCUMENT BODY

With this command you can modify the attributes of the BODY of your document .  You can insert  an image in the BACKGROUND,  indicate a background color, and modify the color of text and links in your page.


EXTERNAL LINK

This commands inserts an external hyperlink in your document, that is, a link to another HTML document or image.  The hyperlink can be text or an image.


INTERNAL LINK

This command inserts an internal hyperlink in your document, that is, the hyperlink references the current document.


EXISTING INTERNAL DESTINATION

This command allows direct access to the "Existing Destination" tab of the Internal Link window in order to insert or modify targets.


JAVA APPLET

This command inserts one of AceExpert's  predefined Java applications or an external applet in your document.  It is also possible to change the HTML code of a Java Application by selecting it and then pressing the Java Applet icon.


HTML TAGS SUMMARY

This option makes available the HTML 4.0 commands and the Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer extensions.  These commands can be inserted directly into your document.


 TOOL BAR

The tool bar has the following eight tabs: "Common", "Specialized", "Tables, Frames and Lists", "Forms", "Extensions",  «Java», "JavaScript", «DHTML», and "Custom".


INSERT A TABLE

With this command you can insert a table in your document.   You can also modify your table by selecting the HTML code and pressing the "Insert a table" icon.


INSERT FRAMES

With this command you can insert frames in your document.  With frames you can create a main page displayed in several windows or display different HTML documents in each frame.


UNORDERED LIST

This command inserts an unordered list with bulleted items.


ORDERED LIST

This command is used to create an ordered list with numbering increasing automatically


DEFINITION LIST

With this command you can have a list of terms with its definitions, that is, a list where each term is followed by a definition.


MENU LIST

This command inserts a list of menus.  This list is characterized by having an item per line and it is more compact than an unordered list.


FORM SHEET

This command inserts a form sheet in your document.


CHECK BOX

This command inserts checkmark boxes in a form sheet.


RADIO BUTTON

This command inserts radio buttons in a form sheet.


COMBO BOX

This command is used to insert a list of possible  items as a drop-down list box in a form.


TEXT BOX

This command allows entering a line of text in a form dialog box.


PASSWORD

This command allows entering a password in a line of text where the characters are represented by asterisks.


TEXT AREA

With this command you can create a rectangular area for the user to enter text.


FORM BUTTON

This command inserts a simple push button in a form that is used with JavaScript.


SUBMIT BUTTON

This button allows submitting information on a form.  The VALUE attribute assigns a name to the button.


RESET BUTTON

This button allows the user to reset the form's fields to their initial values.


HIDDEN ENTRY

This command allows sending a value with the submitted form. This value is not visible to the user.


FORM IMAGE

This command inserts an image in the form.  The Form Image allows submitting the form contents in exactly the same way as the Submit button.  When the user clicks on the image, the form is submitted.


DOCUMENT HEADER PROPERTIES

With this menu you can add a title and a description to your document and also indicate the author.


BASE

This command allows registering the current URL address.  In this way, when a document is read out of context and the reader wants to refer to the original, the document is searched at the address: relative base address. The BASE command can have the attribute HREF that identifies the URL.  The BASE command is inserted in the Header section of the document.


META INFORMATION
DOCUMENT HEADER

The Meta, Reference Link and Base commands associate your HTML document with header information that will be read by the http server.  This information is inserted in the header <HEAD> section of your document.


RELATION LINK

The LINK command establishes a relation with another object.  LINK may have two attributes: REL specifies a relationship between the document and the link while REV specifies a reverse relationship.  The LINK command must reside in the HEADER section of the document.


ISINDEX

This command indicates the existence of a search index.


ACTIVEX (EXPLORER)

With this command you can insert objects in an HTML document.  These objects may be ActiveX controls or other types of media, such as an image, a video sequence or a Java application.


MARQUEE (EXPLORER)

With this command you can make text scroll from left to right or right to left in a scroll box.


BACKGROUND SOUND
BACKGROUND SOUND (EXPLORER)

This commands allows playing music or sounds in the background.


SPACER
SPACER (NETSCAPE)

With this command you can enter empty space in your document.  This command is useful to format the page contents of your HTML document.  Spacer is an extension of Netscape.


DEFINE A SCRIPT

With this command you can define a JavaScript function.  This is the first step to define a JavaScript function.


JAVASCRIPT COMMANDS SUMMARY

This option displays a list of the JavaScript language, with its existing objects, properties, methods and corresponding events.


SCROLLING LIST OF URLs
SCROLLING LIST OF URL'S

This JavaScript inserts in your document a Scrolling List  where each item refers to an URL.  When the user clicks on one of the items in the scrolling list, he has a choice of addresses.


TEXT GRADATION

This JavaScript inserts in your document a line of text with the graded colors of your choice (red, green or blue).  The text will have the initial color you chose, turning lighter and ending in white.


SELECT IMAGES

With this JavaScript you can insert a list box or a combo box in your document where each option or line is associated with an image. The image is displayed to the right of the box when the user selects an option.


ALTERNATIVE LINK IMAGES

This JavaScript allows inserting in your document  an image that acts a hyperlink to a second image.  The second image replaces the first image when the user moves the mouse pointer over it.


ROTATING IMAGES

This JavaScript inserts in your document images that appear one after the other.  These are usually used in publicity themes.


EXPLANATION WINDOW

This JavaScript inserts a hyperlink in your document.  When the user moves the pointer over the link, an explanation window is displayed.  You can indicate the text you want displayed, together with the type, size and color of the font.


NEWS BOX

This JavaScript inserts a textarea box in your document  where you can insert one or several information messages.


SCREEN FLASH

This JavaScript inserts a flashing screen when the document opens.  You can indicate the initial color, the final color and the number of gradations between the first and last color.


CONFIGURE CUSTOM BUTTONS

With this command you can configure custom buttons.  Custom buttons are helpful in situations where you want to insert a series of HTML commands or JavaScript code with a single click of the mouse.


SOURCE IMAGE

In the text box « Source », indicate the access path and the name of the image.  The image must be in GIF or JPG format.


LOW SOURCE IMAGE

Enter the access path and filename of a fast loading image.  The LOWSRC attribute will be added to the IMG command.


ALTERNATIVE TEXT BOX

In this text box you can indicate a name or description for the image. This option inserts the attribute ALT  in the <IMG> command.


IDENTIFIER NAME
NAME

In this text box you can assign a name to the image.  This name is useful when working with JavaScripts. This option inserts the attribute NAME in the <IMG> command.


OPEN FOLDER

With this option you can search all the folders in your hard disk to find a specific directory and file.


VERTICAL SPACE

With this attribute you can insert vertical spacing around the image.  The value must be expressed in pixels.  This option inserts the attribute VSPACE in the <IMG> command.


HORIZONTAL SPACE

With this attribute you can insert  horizontal spacing around the your image.  The value must be expressed in pixels.  This option inserts the attribute HSPACE in the <IMG> command.


ALIGNEMENT
ALIGNMENT

With this command you can choose how to align your image.


VIDEO EXTENSIONS AND VRML

With this option you can insert a video sequence  with the extension  AVI  or a VRML file with the extension WRL in your document.


MAIN IMAGE BUTTON

This button shows the main image inserted in the document.  This is the default option when inserting an image.


LOW IMAGE BUTTON

This button shows the fast loading image inserted in the document.


IMAGE MAP BUTTON
IMAGE MAP BUTTON THIS BUTTON SHOWS THE IMAGE MAP INSERTED IN THE DOCUMENT.


IDENTIFIER NAME OF IMAGE MAP

Type a name in this box to identify the image map.


X

 Specifies in this box the horizontal coordinate of the image map.


Y

 Specifies in this box the vertical coordinate of the image map.


TYPE OF SHAPE ICON

With this option you can choose the shape of a referenced zone.  You can choose between three types of shapes: a rectangle, a circle or a polygon.  The default shape used is a rectangle.


IMAGE ICON

This icon allows you to look for the graphic you want to use as an image map.  There are two (2) options: insert an image with default attributes or an image with attributes.


ADD ZONE

This option allows you to reference a zone of the image.  You can reference the zone to an external link, an internal link or no link at all.


ERASE ALL ICON

This icon lets you restart from zero.  It resets all fields to their default values.


SPACE IN CELL

You can adjust the space between cells and the border of the table by indicating the desired  value.  The value is expressed in pixels and the default is zero.


SPACE BETWEEN CELLS

You can adjust the space between cells by indicating the desired value.  The value is expressed in pixels and the default is zero.


MERGE SELECTED CELLS

You can merge two or more cells in a table.  Select the cells you want to merge by clicking once in each cell.  You can only merge adjacent cells.


CELL OR ROW PROPERTIES

You can modify the properties of a cell or a row of cells in a table. You have to select a cell or a row before clicking on this icon.


TABLE TITLE PROPERTIES

With this command you can specify a title for your table. This option will insert the tags <CAPTION> and </CAPTION> after the <TABLE> command.


ADDITIONAL TABLE PROPERTIES

With this option you can make other changes to your table, such as background and border colors, as well as other options available with Microsoft Internet Explorer such as: wallpaper, vertical alignment, and internal and external borders.


ONLINE HELP

This button brings up AceExpert's online help.


MARQUEE (SCRIPT)

With this JavaScript you can make text scroll from right to left in a scroll box.


HORIZONTAL LINE

This command inserts a horizontal line in your document.  You can edit the HTML code by pressing the "Horizontal Line" icon.


STYLE SHEETS

Style sheets allow Web site developers to create sophisticated Web pages.  They make indenting paragraphs, changing heading styles and spacing between paragraphs easier.


SPECIAL CHARACTERS

With this command you can insert special characters in your document.


VIDEO EXTENSIONS AND VRML (EXPLORER)
VIDEO EXTENSIONS AND VRML (MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER)

With this option you can insert a video sequence  with the extension  AVI  or a VRML file.


IMAGE  WIDTH

With this attribute you can change the width of the image in your document.


TABLE WIDTH

With this attribute you can change the width of the table in your document.


IMAGE MAP WIDTH

With this attribute you can change the width of the image map zones in your document.


IMAGE HEIGHT

With this attribute you can change the height of the image in your document.


TABLE HEIGHT

With this attribute you can change the height of the table in your document.


IMAGE MAP HEIGHT

With this attribute you can change the height of the image map zone in your document.


IMAGE BORDER

This attribute adds a border around the image.  The default value is zero.


TABLE BORDER

This attribute adds a border around the table.  The default value is zero.


COLUMN

With this attribute you can determine the number of columns in the table.


ROW
ROWS

With this attribute you can determine the number of rows in the table.


LOOK IN

In this list box you can select the directory you want to search.


UP ONE LEVEL

With this command you can move up one level in the directory structure.


CREATE NEW FOLDER

With this command you can create a new folder under the selected directory.


LARGE ICONS

With this option files are displayed as large icons in the files list window, with their names shown below them.


SMALL ICONS

With this option files are displayed as small icons in the file list window, with their names shown to the right.


LIST

With this option files are displayed as small icons in the file list window, with their names shown to the right.  As opposed to the "Small Icons" option, with this option you can view files in columns if the list of files is long.


DETAILS

With this option you can view files in the files list window as small icons with their names, size and type of file, as well as the date they were last modified.


PREVIEW

With this option you can view in the folder list window the contents of a file selected in the file list window.  The files must be of the .HTML, .GIF or .JPG format.  To close the preview, simply click the icon once again.


FOLDERS

With this command you can view all the folders in your hard disk displayed in the "Folder List" window and a second window, the "File List" window,  displaying all the files contained in the highlighted folder. Clicking a second time on the icon closes the "Folder List" window.


 PROPERTIES

With this option you can display the properties of the selected  file.  To close the display, simply click the icon once again.


 ICONS DIRECTORY

With this option you can select the sub-directory "Images" found in the AceExpert3 folder, as the current directory in the "Folder List" window.


FOLDER  LIST WINDOW

In this window you can view all the folders found on the hard disk.


FILE LIST WINDOW

In this window you can view the files contained in the selected folder or directory.


CLOSE BUTTON

Clicking on this button closes the current dialog window.


MODIFIED

This box indicates the date the selected file was last modified.


FILES OF TYPE
FILE SIZE

This box indicates the size of the selected document.


FILE NAME

You can indicate in this box the file name that meets a search criteria.


FILES OF TYPE

You can indicate in this box a file type that meets the search criteria.


TEXT OR PROPERTY

You can indicate in this box the text or property that meets the search criteria.


LAST MODIFIED

In this box you can select a period of time when the file was last modified.


SEARCH BUTTON

Pressing this button starts the search.


NEW SEARCH BUTTON

Pressing this button starts a new search.


FORM'S LIST BOX

This command allows creating a list of available items in a form's menu.


JAVASCRIPT TIME/DATE

This JavaScript option inserts a box in your document with the time or date.


SPECIAL CHARACTERS BAR

This bar displays the available special characters.  To insert a special character in your document, place the cursor in the desired position and then double click on the special character required.


MARGINS BAR

With this bar you can set the right and left margins.


DISPLAY SPECIAL CHARACTERS BAR CHECK BOX

If this bock is checked, the special characters bar is displayed on top of the document window.


REFRESH BROWSER BUTTON

Pressing this button refreshes the browser with the changes made to the HTML document.


MAXIMIZE BROWSER BUTTON

Pressing this button maximizes the browser window so that it covers the edit window  with  the HTML document that is sent to the background.  The browser now occupies both the edit window and the browser window that was only visible in its own window in  «Minimize»  mode.


MINIMIZE BROWSER BUTTON

Pressing this button minimizes the browser  window so that both the edit window  with the HTML document is visible above the browser window.


CLOSE BROWSER

Pressing this button closes the browser.


HTML DOCUMENTS

This is the area where the contents can be edited and the HTML code of the document is displayed.


TABS TOOL BAR

This bar displays all the tools of the selected tab.  For example, if you select the «Common» tab, all the tools pertaining to that tab are displayed in the tool bar located right below the tabs.


OPENED DOCUMENTS TABS BAR

This bar displays the names, without the HTML extension,  of opened documents on  tabs.


PASSWORD (SCRIPT)

With this script you can insert a password (minimum security) in an HTML document.  The password corresponds to the name of another HTML  document without the file extension.


FILE ATTACH

With this command the user can attach one or several files to the form.


DISPLAY THE PROLOG IDENTIFIER

With this option selected, every time you create a new document, the first line of the document indicates the HTML version that you are using.


DISPLAY ACEEXPERT HEADER COMMENTS

With this option selected, you can display comments lines after the prolog identifier in the document.  These lines indicate that the document was created with AceExpert,  the date it was created and the last date it was modified.


PASSWORD FIELD

Enter the name of the file (without the html or htm extension) that corresponds to the password.


IDENTIFYING NAME FIELD

Enter a name that will identify the attached file.


ATTACHEF FILE NAME FIELD
ATTACHED FILE NAME FIELD

Enter the name of the file that you want to attach.


SPECIFIED FILES

If selected, this option allows you to replace the text indicated in «Text to find:»  with the text indicated in «Text to replace:» in all files found in the directory selected for the search.


SEARCH ALL FILES IN PROJECT

If selected, this option allows you to replace the text indicated in «Text to find:»  with the text indicated in «Text to replace:» in all the files contained in the project.


SEARCH IN DIRECTORY

If selected, this option allows you to replace the text indicated in «Text to find:»  with the text indicated in «Text to replace:» in all the files found in the directory selected for the search.


DIRECTORY TO SEARCH

Select the directory where you want to conduct the extended replacement.


FILE MASKS

When you select the type or types of files that you want to search, a filter is created to ignore all other files and the search is conducted only in the selected file types.


INCLUDE SUBDIRECTORIES

If selected, this option allows you to replace the text indicated in «Text to find:»  with the text indicated in «Text to replace:» in all the files found in all the subdirectories of the directory selected for the search.


START

Press this button to start the extended replacement  that replaces the text to be searched for with the text that is to replace it.


IMAGE BROWSE

Pressing this button displays all the .bmp, .gif and .jpg format images found in your hard disk’s current directory.


VIEW THE DESKTOP

Pressing this buttons displays all the items on the desktop.


TAB LIST BOX

Select the tab that contains the command button that you want to move.


BUTTONS ON THE CURRENT TAB

This box contains the command buttons found in the tab.


AVAILABLE BUTTONS

This box contains the command buttons available that can be inserted in the selected tab.


RESET BUTTON

Pressing this button resets all buttons in tabs to AceExpert’s  default configuration.


UP ARROW

When you press this button, you move the command button selected in the «Buttons on the current tab» one step up.


DOWN ARROW

When you press this button, you move the command button selected in the «Buttons on the current tab» one step down.


LEFT ARROW

When you press this button, you move the button selected in the box «Buttons on the current tab» to the box «Available Buttons».


RIGHT ARROW

When you press this button, you move the button selected in the box «Available Buttons» to the box «Buttons on the current tab».


ALWAYS SUGGEST A NAME FOR THE FRAME

If this option is checked, the program will suggest an identifying name for the frame.  The name suggested corresponds to the HTML file (without the .html extension) that you have identified as the source file.


SHOW HTML PREVIEW

If this option is checked, the frames are displayed in the window.


WORD WRAP

If this option is checked, the elements in the HTML document are found between the right margin and the left margin of the HTML page.  If the option is not checked, the right margin is eliminated and replaced with the elements of the document.


WORD WRAP COLUMN

Indicates the column where long lines will be wrapped.  This option is activated only if the check box «Word wrap» is checked.


DISPLAY WORD WRAP

Indicates word wrapping of long lines according to a present right margin.


AUTO INDENT

If selected, the text inserted after pressing the «Tab» key will be indented automatically to the right.  The indent consists in aligning the text of lines to the right at the location where the tab is set.


WORD SELECT

If this option is selected, you can select a word by double-clicking on it.


MARK WRAPPED LINES

If this option is checked, wrapped lines are identified by bullets displayed in the right margin.  The bullets in the margin are not visible if the option «Word wrap» is not checked.


OVERWRITE MODE

If selected, this option allows you to insert a character over an existing character at the position you insert the cursor.


SYNTAX HIGHLIGHT

If selected,  HTML document elements, such as comments, tags, etc. are displayed in colors. The colors displayed correspond to those selected in the «Highlighting»  tab of the «Editor Preferences».


LINE NUMBERS

If selected, all lines of the printed copy of the HTML document are numbered.


TITLE IN HEADER

If selected, the printed copy will contain on the upper right corner of the HTML document,  the name of the file as well as the directory where its found.


WRAP LONG LINES

If selected, long lines are wrapped in the printed copy of the HTML document.


DATE IN HEADER

If selected, the printed copy will contain on the upper right corner the date and time.


PAGE NUMBERS

If selected, all pages of the printed copy of the HTML document are numbered.


VISIBLE RIGHT MARGIN

If selected, a margin is displayed to the right of the HTML document.


BLOCK INDENT STEP SIZE

Indicates in this box the step size.


TAB STOP

Enter in this text box the number of spaces inserted between the line of text and the document’s right margin when the «TAB» key is pressed.


TAB COLUMNS

Specifies the column or columns where the «TAB» key will stop.  For example, the values 4 15 20 indicate three column stops for the «TAB» key.


CURRENT LANGUAGE STYLE

Indicates the language style used in colors depending on the type of document.


COLORS PREVIEW  WINDOW

Displays a preview of the colors for the specified elements.


ELEMENT BOX

This box contains the list of elements whose color and properties can be modified.


ELEMENT'S FOREGROUND COLOR
ELEMENT’S FOREGROUND COLOR

Indicates the element’s foreground color.


ELEMENT'S BACKGROUND COLOR
ELEMENT’S BACKGROUND COLOR

Indicates the element’s background color.


ELEMENT'S DEFAULT COLOR
ELEMENT’S DEFAULT COLOR

If checked, the element’s background or foreground color is displayed with the default value.


TEXT ATTRIBUTES

Possible attributes are:

Bold: displays text in bold letters

Italic: displays text in italics

Underlined: underlines text


TABLE'S BACKGROUND COLOR
TABLE’S BACKGROUND COLOR

With this button you can change the background color of all the cells in the table.


COLOR OF TABLE'S BORDERS
COLOR OF TABLE’S BORDERS

With this button you can change the color of the external borders of the table.


SHIFT CELLS RIGHT

With this option you can insert a new cell on the left side of the selected cell.  In doing so, the selected cell and all the other cells in the row are shifted to the right.


SHIFT CELLS DOWN

With this option you can insert a new cell on top of the selected cell, thus creating a new row.


INSERT WHOLE COLUMNS

With this option you can insert a new column in the table, to the right of the selected cell.


INSERT WHOLE ROWS

With this option you can insert a new row in the table, below the selected cell.


SHIFT CELLS LEFT

If you select this option, the cells to the right of the cell deleted will be shifted to the left, leaving an empty space at the end of the row.


SHIFT CELLS UP

If you select this option, the other cells in the column found below the cell deleted will be shifted up, leaving an empty space at the end of the column.


DELETE WHOLE ROWS

With this option you can delete the whole row selected.


DELETE WHOLE COLUMNS

With this option you can delete the whole column selected.


MERGE BEFORE SPLITTING

If selected, you can merge two or more cells into one cell before dividing it in a number of columns and rows.


GROUP (ROW)

If selected, this options allows grouping two or more rows.


GROUP (COLUMN)

If selected, this options allows grouping two or more columns.


COLUMN WIDTH

Indicates the column width in pixels or as a percentage of the table.  By default this value is expressed in pixels.


TABLE TITLE

The table title is a name given to the table.


TABLE SUMMARY

Enter a summary describing the table.


HOST ADDRESS

In this text box enter the FTP server address you wish to connect to.


USER ID

Indicates the identification code of the user.


ANONYMOUS

If checked, this option allows user to connect to a server anonymously.


PASSWORD (FTP)

In this text box enter the user’s password, that is, the user’s code.


FTP SITES

In this box you can enter the name of you favorite sites to which you usually connect to transfer files.


PORT

Indicates the connection port you use.  By default the port value is 21.


HOST FOLDER

Indicates the directory of the server that you want opened when you connect to the site.  This field is optional.


DOWNLOAD IN

Indicates the path to the local directory where you want to download the files selected from the server.


LINE NUMBER

Enter the line number you want to go to.


TAG NAME

Enter the name of the new tag that you want to add to the reference file.


TAG NAME TO BE EDITED

Edits the name of the tag selected.


END TAG

This menu has three options:

Required: indicates if you want the closing tag to be mandatory.  By default, this value is checked.

Optional:  indicates if you want the closing tag to be optional.

Forbidden: indicates you don’t want a closing tag.


OPTIONAL START TAG

If checked, this option makes the start tag optional.


TAGS OPENED WITHIN THE TAG MUST BE CLOSED WITHIN THE TAG

If checked, the tags opened with this tag must also be closed, otherwise a notice of syntax error will be displayed.


DON'T INTERPRET TEXT WITHIN THE TAG
DON’T INTERPRET TEXT  WITHIN THE TAG

If checked, the text found inside the tag is ignored.


LIST OF TAGS

This text box contains the list of HTML tags found in the reference file.


TAG ALLOWED WITHIN SELECTED TAG

With this option you can specify the rule the tag uses is allowed with the selected tag.


TAGS CAN INCLUDE THE TAGS WHICH ARE ALLOWED WITHIN SELECTED TAG
TAG CAN INCLUDE THE TAGS WHICH ARE ALLOWED WITHIN SELECTED TAG

With this option you can specify that the tag can include tags that are allowed within the selected tags.  For example, the <LAYER> tag can include several <BODY>  tags.


AATTRIBUTE NAME
ATTRIBUTE NAME

Enter the attribute name of the tag.


ATTRIBUTE IS MANDATORY
ATTRIBUTE IS MANDATARY

This option makes the attribute mandatory.


URL ATTRIBUTE

This option indicates that the attribute is a URL.  For example: SRC for an image.


URL BASE ATTRIBUTE

This option indicates that the attribute is based on a URL.  For example, a tag with an http link.


LOADED WITH DOCUMENT

Indicates that the attribute is a URL that makes reference to a link within the document.  For example: the attribute USMAP in an image.


ANCHOR ATTRIBUTE

This option indicates that the attribute is an anchor.  For example, the attribute NAME for an internal link.


MAXIMUM NUMBER OF WARNINGS

Indicates the maximum number of warnings in the message window during the HTML verification.  When this number is reached, HTLM verification is halted.


ATTRIBUTES INTEGRITY

Indicates that the mandatory attribute or attributes specified in the HTML syntax editor will be respected.  By default this option is checked.


OPTIONAL END TAG WITHOUT START TAG

A warning is displayed in the message window if, during verification, the program detects that an end tag was used without the start tag.  For example: The paragraph end tag </P>  is found but not the start tag <P>.  By default this option is checked.


UNKNOWN START TAG

A warning is displayed in the message window if, during verification, the program detects a start tag that is not found in the HTML reference file specified by the syntax editor.  By default this option is checked.


OPTIONAL END TAG NOT FOUND

If you use a tag without an end tag that is not mandatory, a warning is displayed.  For example, if this option is checked and you use the <P> tag and you don’t include the </P> end tag, a warning is displayed.  By default this option is not checked.


DEAD LINKS

If you use a link in a document that refers to a non-existing destination, a warning is displayed.  By default this option is checked.


UNKNOWN END TAG

If you use an end tag that is not found in the HTML reference file of the syntax editor, a warning is displayed.  By default this option is checked.


MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ERRORS

Indicates the maximum number of errors during the HTML verification.  Once this number is reached, the verification is halted.


TAGS NOT ALLOWED

A tag not allowed is one that does not follow the rules found in the HTML syntax editor.  For example,  a <META> tag inserted outside the <HEAD> tags.  By default this option is checked.


REQUIRED ATTRIBUTE ABSENT

If a tag’s mandatory attribute is absent, an error warning will be displayed.  For example, if the <HREF> attribute to a link is absent.  By default this option is checked.


END TAG WITHOUT START TAG

If the program detects that an end tag was used without the start stag, an error message will be displayed.  By default this option is checked.


REQUIRED END TAG NOT FOUND

If you do not insert a required end tag, an error message will be displayed.  By default this option is checked.


ILLEGAL SYMBOL WITHIN TAG

If you use an illegal symbol, such as «& « within a tag, an error message will be displayed because this symbol is not acceptable within tags.  By default this option is checked.


TAG BRACKET NOT FOUND

Tags are enclosed in brackets <  and  >.  If a bracket is missing, an error message will be displayed.  By default this option is checked.


ATTRIBUTES IN END TAG ARE NOT ALLOWED

Usually end tags do not contain attributes.  If you enter an attribute in an end tag, an error message will be displayed. By default this option is checked.


DUPLICATE INTERNAL LINK

If you sue two internal links with the same name, an error message will be displayed.  By default this option is checked.


UNKNOWN WORD

Indicates a possible mistake, a word incorrectly spelled, a repeated word or incorrect use of lower or upper case.  Correct the text in this box and then click on the Change button.  You can also select the correct word from the Suggestions box and then click on the Change button.


SUGGESTIONS

List of suggested correct words to replace the error found.


PROPERTIES OF THE TRANSITION EFFECT

From this menu select the desired transition effect for your image from the Effect list, and indicate in the Delay text box  the time the effect will last when the image is loaded.


DELAI
TRANSITION EFFECT DELAY

Indicates the time the special effect will last. The delay is expressed in seconds.


TRANSITION EFFECT

Select the transition effect from the 23 effects available.  Effect No. 24 is a random transition effect from the 23 effects available.


DIRECTION OF TEXT WITH TRANSITION EFFECT

This option allows you to specify the direction of text from four possible options: Right, Left, Top or Bottom.


START POSITION

Indicates the position where the text will start to scroll.


END POSITION

Indicates the position where the text will end scrolling.


OFFSET

Indicates the speed of scrolling in pixels.


AVAILABLE ITEMS

This box contains possible items (titles) for the menu template for a Web site.


ITEMS INCLUDED IN THE MENU

This box contains items (titles) that will be displayed in the menu template for a Web site.


CODE TEMPLATE

Enter the series of instructions that you wish to customize.


NAME OF CODE TEMPLATE

Enter a name for the code template.


CODE TEMPLATE DESCRIPTION

Enter a description for the code template.


LOAD REFERENCE FILE

With this command you can open an HTML reference file.


SAVE REFERENCE FILE

With this command you can save an HTML reference file.


ADD TAG

With this command you can add a tag to an HTML reference file.


DELETE TAG

With this command you can delete an existing tag in an HTML reference file.


EDIT TAG

With this command you can edit the properties of an existing tag in an HTML reference file.


ADD RULE

With this command you can indicate between which tags you can insert this tag.  For example, the <BODY> tag must be inserted within the <HTML> and </HTML> tags.


DELETE RULE

With this command you can delete the rules and attributes of an existing tag in an HTML reference file.


EDIT RULE

With this command you can edit the rules and attributes of an existing tag in an HTML reference file.


MAIN FILE

With this command you can define the main project file that is displayed when you run the browser.  This file calls the other HTML documents.  It is usually used as the file containing frames.


REMOVE FILE FROM THE PROJECT

Removes an HTML file from the project.


OPEN FILES

Opens one or several project files.


ADD FILES TO THE PROJECT

Adds one or several HTML documents to the project.


OPEN ALL PROJECT FILES

Opens all project files at the same time.


LARGE ICONS

With this option project files are displayed as large icons in the «Project Manager» window, with their names shown below them.


SMALL ICONS

With this option project files are displayed as small icons in the «Project Manager»  window, with their names shown to the right


LIST

With this option project files are displayed as small icons in the «Project Manager» window, with their names shown to the right.  As opposed to the "Small Icons" option, with this option you can view files in columns if the list of files is long.


DETAILS

With this option you can view the project files in the «Project Manager»  window as small icons with their names, size and type of file, as well as the date they were last modified.


IMPORT

Click this button to import the  list of FTP sites found in AceFTP.


JAVASCRIPT DEFINITION SOURCE FILE

Indicates the source file that contains the Javascript function.


VERSION

Choose the version of the Javascript language used.


NO COLOR

If this box is checked, no color will be specified as an attribute.


HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT

Indicates the horizontal alignment of the table on the page.  The alignment can be to the left (default), centered, or to the right of the page.


TITLE

The title is a name given to the element.


TABLE'S EXTERNAL BORDERS
TABLE’S EXTERNAL BORDERS

Indicates which borders will surround the table.


MINIMUM RELATIVE VALUE

Indicates if the number will be considered a minimum relative value.  Example, a width of 300 will be displayed as 300*.


RIGHT MARGIN

Indicates the size of the right margin in pixels.


NEW TEMPLATE

With this button you can customize a new template of a Web site.


DELETE TEMPLATE

With this button you can erase a template of a custom Web site.


NEW TYPE OF DOCUMENT

With this button you can create a new document of the type HTML, Javascript or CCS (Style Sheet).


PERSONAL TEMPLATE

This tab displays the icons of predefined Web sites found under the Personal category.  These templates help you to create personal Web sites.


BUSINESS-FRAMES TEMPLATE

This tab displays the icons of predefined Web sites found under the Business-Frames category.  These templates help you to create business Web sites containing frames.


BUSINESS TEMPLATE

This tab displays the icons of predefined Web sites found under the Business category.  These templates help you to create business Web sites without frames.


CUSTOM TEMPLATE

This tab displays the icons of Web site templates defined by the user.


NAME OF THE TEMPLATE

Enter an identifying name for your new Web site template.


DIRECTORY FOR THE TEMPLATE

Indicates the directory where you want to place the new Web site template.


PREVIOUS

With this button you can move to the previous step of the process.


NEW

With this button you can move to the following step in the process.


ADD FILE(S)

With this button you can insert files in your new custom template of a Web site.


ADD FOLDER

With this button you can insert a folder in your new custom template of a Web site.


DELETE

With this button you can delete the file(s) or folder from the list of files for the template.


TEMPLATE'S FILE LIST
TEMPLATE’S FILE LIST

This box displays the list of files of the new Web site template.  The list includes the names, path, size, type of document and the date the files were last modified.


SELECT A MAIN FILE

From the template files, select the main file that is displayed as the first page (home page).


FOLDER FOR THE PROJECT

Indicates the folder which will contain the new template.


TOOL BAR

AceExpert’s tool bar contains 9 tabs.  The buttons and tabs can be configured using the menu Options->Configure toolbars…


ADD

With this button you can add specific files where you want to conduct the search.  The files will be place in the box Apply to files.


DELETE

This button deletes one or several files from the box Apply to files that were previously included for the search.


DELETE ALL

This button deletes all the files from the box Apply to files that were previously included for the search


FILE NAME

Indicates the file whose contents will be displayed in the new window.


WINDOW TITLE

Indicates a title for the window.


WINDOW SIZE

Indicates the width of the browser window on the screen.  The value must be expressed in pixels.


WINDOW HEIGHT

Indicates the height of the browser window on the screen.  The value must be expressed in pixels.


SIZE OF INACTIVE TEXT

Indicates the size of text displayed on the page when the mouse is not over it.


COLOR IF INACTIVE TEXT
COLOR OF INACTIVE TEXT

Indicates the color of text displayed on the page when the mouse is not over it.


INACTIVE TEXT

Indicates the text that will be displayed on the page when the mouse is not over it.


SIZE OF ACTIVE TEXT

Indicates the size of text displayed on the page when the mouse is placed over it.


COLOR OF ACTIVE TEXT

Indicates the color of text displayed on the page when the mouse is placed over it.


ACTIVE TEXT

Indicates the text that will be displayed on the page when the mouse is placed over it.


LINK

If checked, text with a style will have an external link. By default this box is checked.  If it isn’t checked, the style effect will be that of simple text.


LINK TEXT BOX

Indicates in the text box the path and file name.


FONT TYPE FOR SPECIAL EFFECTS

Choose the type of font for text to be displayed with special effects.


FONT SIZE FOR SPECIAL EFFECTS

Indicates the size of font for the text to be displayed with special effects.


COLOR FOR SPECIAL EFFECTS

Indicates the color of text to be displayed with special effects.


ALIGNMENT OF TEXT WITH SPECIAL EFFECTS

Indicates the text alignment.  Alignment can be to the left, centered (default) or to the right.


ENTER YOUR TEXT

Indicates the text to be displayed on the page.


ITEMS IN THE MENU

This box contains the items (titles) that will be displayed in the dynamic menu.


TYPE OF FONT FOR THE TEXT TRANSITION

Indicates the type of font for the text that will be displayed with a transition special effect.


SIZE OF FONT FOR THE TEXT TRANSITION

Indicates the size of the font for the text that will be displayed with a transition special effect.


COLOR OF FONT FOR THE TEXT TRANSITION

Indicates the color of the font for the text that will be displayed with a transition special effect.


WIDTH OF TEXT BOX

Indicates the width of the text box in pixels.


TRANSITION IMAGE

Insert an image.


HEIGHT OF TEXT BOX

Indicates the height of the text box in pixels.


TAGS IN UPPERCASE

If checked, tags are inserted in uppercase in the editor window.


LANGUAGE

Indicates which language to use when running the spelling check on you HTML documents.


CUSTOM DICTIONARY

Activates the custom dictionary specified in the text box.


IGNORE ALL CAPS

If checked, the program does not distinguish between upper and lower case while running the spell check.


IGNORE ROMAN NUMERALS

If checked, the program ignores Roman numerals while running the spell check.


IGNORE MIXED DIGITS

If checked, the program ignores words with letters and numbers while running the spell check.


FIND EXTRA SPACES

If checked, the spell checking program will find words with extra spaces.


FIND UNCAPPED SENTENCES

If checked, the spell checking program will find sentences that start with lower case.


FIND MISSING SPACES

If checked, the spell checking program will find missing spaces.


FIND REPEATED WORDS

If checked, the spell checking program will find repeated words in the document.


FIND SPACE BEFORE PUNCTUATION

If checked, the spell checking program will find spaces placed before punctuation marks.


FIND SPACE AFTER PUNCTUATION

If checked, the spell checking program will find spaces placed  after punctuation marks.


OPEN

Starts AceFTP and connects to the specified site in order to open the files.


SAVE

Starts AceFTP and connects to the specified site so that you can save files.


ADD

With this button you can add a new site to the FTP site list.


MODIFY

With this button you can modify an existing site in the FTP site list.


DELETE

With this button you can delete the site selected from the FTP site list.


DARK BORDER

Select a color that will give make the border appear darker.


LIGHT BORDER

Select a color that will make the border appear lighter.


GROUP

If checked, this option groups two or more columns or a set of rows.


INSERT LINK

This button inserts an external link in your current document that makes reference to a document selected with the file manager.


INSERT IMAGE

This button inserts directly in the current document an image file selected with the file manager.


IGNORE

Ignores the error reported by the spell checking program.


IGNORE ALL

Ignores all occurrences of the error reported by the spell checking program.


ADD

Adds the unknown word  to the existing dictionary.


CHANGE

Replaces the unknown word with one of the selected suggested words.


CHANGE ALL

Replaces all occurrences of the unknown word with one of the selected suggested words.


OPTIONS

Opens the  options window of the spell checking program.


RESUME

Resumes the check spelling from the location of the cursor.


REPLACE

Enter the text that is automatically replaced with the correct text.


WITH

Enter the text that automatically replaces the incorrect text..


LIST OF AUTO CORRECT ITEMS

This box contains the list of items that are automatically corrected.


ADD TO LIST OF AUTO CORRECT ITEMS

With this button you can add items to the list of auto correct items.


DELETE

With this button you can delete an item from the list of auto correct items.


ACT KEY(S)

Indicates all the keys that will start the auto correct process.


ADD

With this button you can add templates to the list of Code Templates.


DELETE

With this button you can delete  templates from  the list of Code Templates.


CODE TEMPLATES HOT KEY

Indicates the hot key you want to use to access the code templates. By default the hot key assigned is CTRL+J.


LIST OF CODE TEMPLATES

This box contains the list of code templates inserted by the user.


META COMMANDS LIST

This box contains a list of the META commands inserted in the header section of the document.


ADD

With this button you can add META information.


MODIFY

With this button you can modify existing META Information.


DELETE

With this button you can delete the selected META information.


HTTP EQUIV
HTTP-EQUIV

Indicates that the META information command is type HTTP-EQUIV.


EXAMPLE

This commands specifies the blocs of text displayed as an example.


SUBSCRIPT

This command allows entering subscript text, that is, characters slightly below the line, such as the digit »2» in the symbol H2O.


EXPOSANT
SUPERSCRIPT

This command allows entering supscript text, that is, characters slightly higher on the regular line, such as the digit  «2» in the the mathematical expression 82.


BLINK

This command makes text blink on the screen.  (Only Netscape supports this command.)


PREVENT A CARRIAGE RETURN

This command prevents a carriage return, between the opening and closing NOBR tags.


EXISTING INTERNAL DESTINATION

This command inserts an internal link that makes reference to an existing internal destination in the document.


INSERT A QUICK TABLE

This command inserts a quick table with only the desired size.


JAVA BANNERS

With this button you can insert in your document one of AceExpert’s  predefined Java applets, found under the Java Banners category.


JAVA TOOLS

With this button you can insert in your document one of AceExpert’s  predefined Java applets, found under the Java Tools category.


JAVA EFFECTS

With this button you can insert in your document one of AceExpert’s  predefined Java applets, found under the Java Special Effects category.


JAVA MENUS

With this button you can insert in your document one of AceExpert’s  predefined Java applets, found under the Java Menus category.


CUSTOM APPLETS

Custom applets are applets inserted by the user.


JAVASCRIPT TUTORIAL

This button starts the Javascript Tutorial.  This tutorial explains how to use the JavaScript found in AceExpert 3 and supplies a general overview of Javascript.


WINDOW (SCRIPT)

This script insert a new browser window on the screen.


DHTML TUTORIAL

This command starts the DHTML Tutorial.  This tutorial will help you discover and try new techniques for creating Web pages.  This makes pages more attractive, interactive and dynamic.  The tutorial will benefit all Web page developers.


STYLE EFFECTS (SCRIPT)

With this DHTML script you can create style effects on simple text or on a link on your Web page when the mouse is moved over it.


SPECIAL EFFECTS (SCRIPT)

This DHTML script makes text move in different directions (up, down, left, right).


MENU (SCRIPT)

This DHTML script inserts a dynamic horizontal menu displayed at the beginning of a Web page.


TEXT TRANSITION (SCRIPT)

This DHTML script creates special transition effects on text when the HTML page is loaded.


IMAGE TRANSITION (SCRIPT)

This DHTML script creates a transition effect on an image when it’s loaded.


FTP MANAGER

This command offers you several options to manage FTP sites.  The FTP Manager allows you to open or to register directly with HTML files in your favorite sites.  You can also launch AceFTP directly from AceExperrt.


SHOW/HIDE PROJECT MANAGER

With this command you can show or hide the Project Manager.


REPLACE BY…

With this command you can search for text and replace it by some other text in an extended manner.


LEFT INDENT

With this command you can move a line of text or HTML code to the left.  This move can only be made on a line of text or HTML code already indented to the right, that is, it erases the tab or tabs to the right and moves the text or code to the left again.


RIGHT INDENT

With this command you can move a line of text or HTML code to the right.  Adding indents makes it easier to view lines of text and tags of HTML documents in the edit window.


START SPELL CHECKING

With this command you can start the spell checking program on your HTML document.  With the spell checking program you can correct the spelling and grammar mistakes found in your document.


START SYNTAX CHECKING

With this command you can run a syntax checking of the current or selected HTML document.  When you run the syntax checking, the program will give you a list of errors (if any), the total number of lines and warnings (if any) in the Syntax Checking window.


SAVE ALL

With this command you can save all open files.


TOOL BAR

Display the browser’s tool bar.


URL BAR

Display the browser’s  bar with URL addresses.


DIRECTORY BAR

Display the browser’s directory bar that contains links, favorite Web sites, etc.


STATUS BAR

Display the browser’s status bar.


MENU BAR

Display the browser’s menu bar.


DISPLAY SCROLLING BAR

Display the browser’s scrolling bar.


RESIZE ALLOWED

Allows resizing the height and width of the browser’s window with the mouse.


EDIT WINDOW

This is AceExpert’s main window where you can enter text and HTML commands manually.


SYNTAX CHECKING WINDOW

By default this window opens at the bottom of the screen.  Once the HTML syntax checking starts, the window displays the warnings and/or errors found in the document or documents being checked.  To go directly to the error in the edit window, double click on the warning or error message.


CODE EXPLORER WINDOW

This window opens to the left of the edit window.  It displays the links, image and other sources, the Java code as well as the Javascript and VBScript functions found in the current HTML document.


SPLIT FRAME VERTICALLY

With this button you can split a frame vertically into two frames.


SPLIT FRAME HORIZONTALLY

With this button you can split a frame horizontally into two frames.


FRAME PROPERTIES

With this button you can assign properties and the files referenced by each of the frames.


DELETE FRAME

With this button you can delete the selected frame.


FRAMESET PROPERTIES

With this button you can assign properties to the set of frames.


DELETE FRAMESET

Deletes the set of frames.


APPLET PREVIEW

With this button you can view or refresh the current applet’s preview window.


ADD APPLET

With this button you can add an applet to the list of custom applets.


DELETE APPLET

With this button you can delete the applet selected from the list of custom applets.


INSERT AN APPLET

With this button you can insert an applet in your document.


ADD CUSTOM APPLET

With this button you can add a custom applet to your document.


JAVASCRIPT BUTTON

Pressing this button displays the JavaScript events available for the given HTML command.


APPLY TO FILES

This box contains the list of specified files where the search will be carried out.


CHARACTER CONVERSION ACCORDING TO STANDARD
ISO8859-1 CHARACTERS CONVERSION

Character conversion as per the ISO8859-1 standard.  Please note that this standard is not fully supported by Netscape 4.5 or lower.


LIST OF FILES TO TRANSFER

This box contains the list of files that will be transferred to the server.  This list of files will be registered when the program is exited.


ADD FILES

With this button you can add files to the list of files to be transferred.


DELETE

With this button you can delete the files or files selected form the list of files to be transferred.


DELETE ALL

With this button you can delete all the files from the list of files to be transferred.


DOCUMENT EVALUATION WINDOW

By default this window opens at the bottom of the screen.  The program evaluates the document or documents, taking into consideration the images, the  Java .class files and all the external links.  A yellow bulb to the right of a document name indicates that it doesn’t contain any dead links.  A red bulb signals broken links.


APPLET HELP

This button opens the help file for the selected applet.


DISPLAY CODE EXPLORER

If checked, the Code Explorer window is displayed.


TYPE OF DOCUMENT

Allows you to select the type of document.  The following type of documents are available: html, Javascript/Jscript, css and txt.  The document color takes into account the specified extension.


LIST OF EXTENSIONS

Contains the list of documents extensions that will be associated with  the type of document selected.  For example, the html and htm extensions are associated with HTML documents.


NEW EXTENSION

Enter the new extension to be inserted for the type of document selected.


DELETE

With this button you can delete an extension from the list of extensions.


ADD

With this button you can add a new extension to the list of extensions for the type of document selected.


BUTTONS AVAILABLE ON THE TOOL BAR

This box contains available buttons that can be inserted on the tool bar.


BUTTONS ON THE TOOL BAR

This box contains the buttons already on the tool bar.


START THE EVALUATION OF THE DOCUMENT

With this command, you can start the evaluation of the weight of the current document. In the evaluation window, the program will display the document weight, the total loaded weight and the total weight of the external links. A yellow bulb to the right of the document indicates that it doesn't contains any dead links. A red bulb signal broken or dead links.


IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

If you bought the commercial box version of AceExpert, you must enter in this field the identification number included in your box with your registration code.

If you bought the internet version of AceExpert, this field must be empty.


STOP

This button is used to stop the research on the hard disk.


BACKUP MODIFIED FILES

If selected, all modified files by the replacement will backed up.


EXTENSION NAME

Specifies the extension name for the backup. By default, the name of the backup is .bak.


CURSOR BEYOND EOL

If this option is checked, the cursor can be set beyond the end of line.


LINE NUMBERS IN GUTTER

If this option is checked, the line numbers will be visible in the gutter.


LIST OF CUSTOM BUTTONS

This window contains the list of available custom buttons.


DEFAULT VISIBLE EXTENSIONS

Specfies in this text box, the default extensions of files visible in the open and save dialogs.

* and ? can be used as masks and the extensions must be separated by a ; .

e.g.

*.html; vi-*.asp; *.shtml;


KEEP LAST DIRECTORY USED

Select this option if you want to open the last directory used in the dialog Open or Save. Do not check this option, if you use AceExpert on a network with several users using the same work station.


OUI AU REMPLACEMENT
YES

Replaces the text to find with the text to replace in the current document.


OUI A TOUS
YES TO ALL

Replaces all occurrences of text to find in the whole current document with the text to replace.


NON AU REMPLACEMENT
NO

Does not replace the text found and skip to the next occurrence.


PASSER FICHIER
SKIP FILE

End of replacement in the current document and skip to the next file.


ANNULER REMPLACEMENT
ABORT

Cancels replacement and closes the current dialog window.


REMPLACER SANS CONFIRMATION
REPLACE WITHOUT CONFIRMATION

Allows to accomplish all replacements in files without confirmation from the user.


ESQUISSE ACTUELLE
CURRENT PREVIEW

This window displays the current document to replace.


ESQUISSE APRES REMPLACEMENT
PREVIEW AFTER REPLACEMENT

This window displays the document after replacement.


REPERTOIRE DE RECHERCHE CONVERSION
SEARCH DIRECTORY

Select the directory where you want to make the conversion.


CONVERSION DES CARACTERES SPECIAUX
CONVERT SPECIAL CHARACTERS

Conversion of Special Characters, if selected, allows to convert special characters (é, à, î, etc.) in your document into HTML codes (&eacute; &egrave; etc…). This is necessary to make all browsers able to read these characters.

Back to Normal Characters, if selected, allows to convert HTML codes (&eacute; &egrave; etc…) in your document to special characters (é, à, î, etc.).


RETOUR VERS CARACTERES SPECIAUX
APPLY TO

You must specify where to apply the conversion of characters:

•	Current file: The current open document.

•	Specified files: Specified files that you must add in the list.

•	All files in project: All files inside the current project.

•	Directory: Files in a specified directory.


DEBUTER CONVERSION
START

Start the conversion of characters.


ARRETER CONVERSION
STOP

Stop the conversion of characters.


FICHIER COURANT
CURRENT FILE

If selected, this option allows to conduct conversion in the current file.


LISTE DE FICHIERS MODIFIES
FILES LIST

Display the list of files modified.


IMPRIMER LISTE DE FICHIERS
PRINT FILES LIST

Print the list of files modified.


SAUVEGARDER CONVERSION
SAVE

Save the list of files modified in .txt format.


DISABLE JAVA/SCRIPT IN THE FILEMANAGER

Disable Java, JavaScript, DHTML and other extensions in the internal viewer of the filemanager. If disable, the speed to open and close the filemanager will be slighlty increased.


Keep the network full path
KEEP THE NETWORK PATH

If selected, this option allows to keep the full path including the network path for all external references (links, images, etc…). This option can be useful only for intranet.


POSITION X OF THE SCRIPT WINDOW

Specifies the horizontal position of the JavaScript window.


POSITION Y OF THE SCRIPT WINDOW

Specifies the vertical position of the JavaScript window.