Project

Command

Purpose

Button

Run
Runs the application from the Start Page. By default Jamba uses the Application Viewer to run the application. To change your setup to run the application in a browser, use the Run tab in the Options dialog box (available through the Tools menu).

Page Wizard
Presents a series of screens that walk you through the creation and naming of a new standard page, background page, imported page, or a template.

New Page
Creates a new standard page.

New Background
Creates a new background page.

Move Up
Moves the selected page up one position in the Project window.

Move Down
Moves the selected page down one position in the Project window.

Settings...
Lets you set project options. Specifically you can use the Page tab to change the page size and use the HTML tab to specify the location of the Jamba class files used by your application.
Page tab
Sets the height and width, in pixels, of all pages in the project.
HTML tab
Sets the location of the Aimtech directory where the Jamba class files (used by the HTML file) are located. You have three choices of where to put these Jamba class files.
In the default directory - The Jamba classes are located in the default directory, where your HTML file is located.
In a common location that is relative to the default directory - The location is relative to your default directory, starting from your current directory. This is useful if you want to have all of your projects reference the same set of classes.
Example: Suppose that your default directory is located at http://www.aimtech.com/HTMLStuff/MyStuff/homepage.html. You would like to put all of your classes in the MyStuff directory. The MyStuff directory is one level higher than the default directory. So, you would enter a "." (period) in the Path field. If you wanted to put all of your classes in a directory called Classes one level below the default directory, you would enter /Classes in the Path field.
In a common location that is fully specified - The third choice is in a fully specified directory. It is the same as writing out the address for any HTTP file.

Customize
Object Palette... Displays the Customize Object Palette dialog box. Items that are checked appear as tools in the Object Palette that you use to draw objects.

Copy Project Displays the Copy Project Wizard that lets you copy your entire project to any medium or location. See Chapter 4 for more information on copying an application.

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Command	Purpose	Button
Run	Runs the application from the Start Page. By default Jamba uses the Application Viewer to run the application. To change your setup to run the application in a browser, use the Run tab in the Options dialog box (available through the Tools menu).
Page Wizard	Presents a series of screens that walk you through the creation and naming of a new standard page, background page, imported page, or a template.
New Page	Creates a new standard page.
New Background	Creates a new background page.
Move Up	Moves the selected page up one position in the Project window.
Move Down	Moves the selected page down one position in the Project window.
Settings...	Lets you set project options. Specifically you can use the Page tab to change the page size and use the HTML tab to specify the location of the Jamba class files used by your application. Page tab Sets the height and width, in pixels, of all pages in the project. HTML tab Sets the location of the Aimtech directory where the Jamba class files (used by the HTML file) are located. You have three choices of where to put these Jamba class files. In the default directory - The Jamba classes are located in the default directory, where your HTML file is located. In a common location that is relative to the default directory - The location is relative to your default directory, starting from your current directory. This is useful if you want to have all of your projects reference the same set of classes. Example: Suppose that your default directory is located at http://www.aimtech.com/HTMLStuff/MyStuff/homepage.html. You would like to put all of your classes in the MyStuff directory. The MyStuff directory is one level higher than the default directory. So, you would enter a "." (period) in the Path field. If you wanted to put all of your classes in a directory called Classes one level below the default directory, you would enter /Classes in the Path field. In a common location that is fully specified - The third choice is in a fully specified directory. It is the same as writing out the address for any HTTP file.
Customize Object Palette...	Displays the Customize Object Palette dialog box. Items that are checked appear as tools in the Object Palette that you use to draw objects.
Copy Project	Displays the Copy Project Wizard that lets you copy your entire project to any medium or location. See Chapter 4 for more information on copying an application.