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Creating New Documents

WebDesign lets you create documents a number of ways. If you want to learn about opening existing documents you can skip to the next section. Otherwise, you can learn about the various ways that WebDesign provides to create new documents. You will also learn about the various New Document wizards which will help generate the proper code for you without you having to learn, or type the proper syntax.

Creating New Documents in WebDesign
New HTML Files

WebDesign provides a built in New HTML Document wizard that you can access by going to the File menu and selecting 'New Web Page...' The New Document window was discussed in detail in the Introduction section of this user manual. After opening the new document window you will be prompted to enter the neccessary details such as web page title, author, appearance settings, meta data etc...

New Frameset Documents

Like the New Document window, the New Frameset Window lets you create a new frameset document without typing any code. To access the new Frameset Window go to the File menu and select 'New Frameset...'

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New Frameset Wizard

Use the Frameset Wizard to create a web page with frames without having to write any code. After you click the 'OK' button WebDesign will generate the necessary code in a new document window for your frameset page.

New With Stationery

You may already be familiar with stationery files since many applications use them. If not, stationery files are similar to templates. They provide a starting point, or a skeleton of a certain kind of document. You access stationery files from the File menu. Stationery files are located in the folder labeled 'Stationery Files' in the same folder as the WebDesign application. You can place your own files in that folder to use them as stationery files.

When you open a stationery file in WebDesign it is opened as an unsaved document as if you created a new document containing the contents of the stationery file. You don't save the document back to the original file but to a different location so that the stationery file can be used over and over again.

New Blank Document

WebDesign can create a new blank document so that you can start from scratch. Just select 'New Blank Document...' from the File menu.

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