Saving Changes
Cosmo Create automatically saves your changes every two minutes (see Saving Changes Automatically). To explicitly
save changes, follow these steps:
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Choose File > Save or use the Ctrl+S keyboard
accelerator
If you have previously saved the file, you are finished. If you have
never saved this file before, you see the Save Document window; go on
to the next step.
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Specify a name for the file that ends in .html and
contains no spaces or special characters.
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To save the file in the same directory whose contents are displayed in
the scrolling Files area, delete the name default.html
from the Save to file field and enter a new name.
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To save the file in a subdirectory, double-click the directory name
(directory names are bold) in the Files area, then enter the filename
at the end of the full pathname displayed in the Save to file field.
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To save the file in another area of the filesystem, type
another pathname in the Save to file field, then
press Enter.
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To restrict your view of files in a particular directory, click the Filter
button.
In the Filter window, enter a string and wildcard character (for
example, *.html), then click the Apply or OK
button. Only those files that fit your match criteria appear in the Files
area.
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Save the file, or cancel your request.
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Click the OK button to save the file whose name
appears in the Save to file field.
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Click the Cancel button to discard any information you
entered in the window and to leave the document unsaved.
To save your document under another name, choose File > Save
as, then follow steps 2 and 3 above.
If you are saving a page that has been downloaded across the Web, and
the page has inline images, these images can be saved in the same
directory as the page itself. To do this:
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Modify the page after it has been downloaded. This causes Cosmo Create
to bring up a dialog that says, This document was loaded from a
remote web server. It should be saved locally before it is modified.
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Click the save inline images with the HTML check box in the
dialog.
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Click Save in the dialog.
Your inline images is saved in the same location as the Web page
you downloaded.