The StudioLine Explorer provides access to sites, pages and related objects, the image archive, as well as the files on your computer and local network.StudioLine Explorer Panel
Assists with placing objects on the work space and displays a panel with hints. If hints do not appear, select Show All Hints from the Help menu.
Opens the StudioLine Explorer. Locate the image on your computer and drag it onto the page.
Note: To view your desktop or network folders, use the button “Up One Level” as necessary.
Opens the StudioLine Explorer. Locate the image in the Image Archive and drag it onto the page.
Click anywhere on the page to open the text editor.
Click anywhere on the page to open the HTML code editor.
Creates a new StudioLine document.
Folders may be created to organize documents.Organizing Sites
Opens an existing document.
There will be a prompt, if the workspace contains unsaved changes.
Displays a list of the most recently used documents for the current mode. To open, choose a document from the list.
The document will be saved to disk.
In Page Editor mode, StudioLine will automatically save the work every 2 minutes. After an abnormal termination, the user will be offered to revert to the last saved version.
Ctrl+S
The document will be saved to disk under a new name.
The layout will be saved as a layout template. Choose this menu item to reuse the same design for other pages.
Switches to a different StudioLine site.
Opens the StudioLine Explorer. Locate an image on your computer and drag it onto the StudioLine workspace or an Image Archive folder.
Note: To view your desktop or network folders, use the button “Up One Level” as necessary.
This function permits exchanging of StudioLine files between different users or workstations. The StudioLine Explorer opens. Locate a file that was previously exported by StudioLine. They can be recognized by their file extensions:
.SLI – Image archives. May contain several images.
.SLD – Layout templates. Includes any images used.
.SLG – Single page. Includes the layout and any images used.
.SLX – Group of pages. Includes associated layouts and any images used.
.SLS – Sites. Includes pages, publishing profiles, layouts and images. If the site already exists, StudioLine will offer to replace the existing site or rename the imported site.
This function allows third-party text and graphics applications to use content maintained by StudioLine.
The StudioLine Explorer opens.
Browse to the folder where you would like the exported files to be stored.
Drag a StudioLine text or image object to the folder in the StudioLine Explorer.
Choose a file format and optional settings.
This function permits exchanging of StudioLine objects between different users or workstations.
Allows manual or automatic browsing (slide-show) through currently selected images.
Arranges the selected images in a gallery for use on a website.
Creates a new message in the default email software configured for your computer (if any). Any images selected on the StudioLine workspace are enclosed as attachments.
Note: If no compatible email has been configured on your computer, use the function “Export Object/Images to Files” to export the images to your desktop instead. Then follow the instructions of your email software on how to attach these images to a new message.
Send Images via Email Panel
Collects and formats images for quality printing.
Adds the selected image(s) to the print spooler.
Creates another instance of StudioLine.
Permits working on multiple documents or objects side by side, as well as drag and drop operations between different StudioLine modes or StudioLine sites.
Exits StudioLine.