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applet properties
APPLET PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Inserts a Java applet in a document.

•	Code: Enter the name of the Java applet file. Java applet files generally use the .class or .cla filename extension.

•	Codebase: Enter the path or URL of Java applet file.

•	Name: Enter the name of the applet to insert.

•	Alt Text: Enter a short message for web browsers that do not support Java.

•	Alignment: Specify the type of alignment between the Java applet and the text.

•	Size: Specify the size of the applet.

•	Space: Specify the space around the applet.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes that basic HTML does not support.

•	Parameter: Add or edit parameters for the Java applet.


copy resource
COPY RESOURCE DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Copies image files used in a document to a folder. If the images folder does not exist, one will be created

•	 Showing images in an HTML document

•	 Why do I need the COPY RESOURCE DIALOGUE BOX?

•	Resource Directory: Specify or create a folder to which the image files will be copied. The default name of the folder is “images”.


Showing images in an HTML document

When a web page contains images, its HTML source code specifies the location of those images. A web browser reads this information and knows where to find the images, then diskplays them. The image files are not contained in the HTML document; they must be downloaded separately by the web browser.


Why do I need COPY RESOURCE DIALOGUE BOX?

When you insert an image into your WebEditor document, only the path to the image file is stored in the document – not the image file itself. The image file may be located anywhere on your hard drive. When you publish your document to a web server, the reference to the image file will not work, since the web server’s folder stucture isn’t the same as your hard drives. To avoid this problem, WebEditor prompts you to copy image files from different parts of your hard drive to an “images” folder in the same folder as your web document. WebEditor also changes the references in your document to reflect the new location of the images. Then, when you publish your document to the web server, you can publish the “images” folder along with it so the server has everything it needs to serve your web site on the Internet.


auto correct
AUTO CORRECT DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Correct typographical errors automatically as you type. Can also be used to speed up text input by automatically expanding abbreviations that you define.

Tip!
By deselecting the check box for an item in the list, you can temporarily turn off the auto correction for that item.

•	Add: Add a new item to the list.

•	Remove: Remove an item from the list.

•	Edit: Edit an item in the list.

•	Options:
   Enable – Enable or disable auto correct.
   Beep – Beep when an auto correction is made.
   Check Box – Prompt before making an auto correction.

Hint!

* symbol: You can use the * symbol to replace a sequence of characters at the beginning or end of a word with a different sequence of characters. For example, if you specify that “*er” should be replaced with “*est”, then “bigger” will be replaced by “biggest”.

@ symbol: You can use the @ symbol to replace a word with a hyperlink. For example, If you specify that “@Namo*” should be replaced with “http://www.namo.com/*”, then whenever you type “@namo” a hyperlink to www.namo.com will automatically be created with “namo” as the label.


auto correct auto correct edit
AUTO CORRECT EDIT DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Adds or edits an item in the auto correct list.

•	Replace: Enter the word to be replaced.

•	With: Enter the word to replace that word.

•	Tip: Optionally enter a brief explanation of the item. If “Check Box” is selected in the Auto Correct dialog box, the Tip will be displayed in a dialog ox whenever this auto correct item is invoked.

•	Apply This Rule: Choose whether to make this rule active.


PASTE FORMAT

Synopsis: Applies the background color in the clipboard following a Copy Format action to a cell, table or document.

•	As Cell Background Color: Apply the background color to a single cell.

•	As Table Background Color: Apply the background color to an entire table.

•	As Document Background Color: Apply the background color to the entire docunent


bookmark
BOOKMARK DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Creates a bookmark in a document. The bookmark will be assigned to the selected text or symbol.

 What is a Bookmark?

•	Add: Create a bookmark on the selected text or symbol.

•	Modify: Rename the selected bookmark in the list. Name of a bookmark identifies the bookmark as the target of a hyperlink.

•	Remove: Remove the selected bookmark.

•	Goto: Move to the bookmark in the document directly.

•	Close: Close the dialogue box.


What is a bookmark?

A bookmark is a location on a web page that can be linked to. When a user clicks on the link referencing the bookmark, the web browser jumps directly to the location of the bookmark in the web page. A bookmark is specified by the # symbol followed by the bookmark name at the end of a URL; for example, “http://www.animals.com/fish#trout”.


line break
LINE BREAK PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Inserts a line break without creating a new paragraph.

 What is a Line Break?

 When do I need a Line Break?

•	Normal Line Break: Insert a line break. You can also insert a line break by pressing <Shift-Enter>.

•	Clear Left Margin: Insert a line break. If an image is at the left margin, the next line moves down under the image and clears the left margin.

•	Clear Right Margin: Insert a line break. If an image is at the right margin, the next line moves down under the image and clears the right margin.

•	Clear All Margins: Insert a line break. If an image is at the left or right margin, the next line moves down under the image and clears both margins.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


What is a line break?

A line break is used to start a new line without creating a new paragraph. You can insert a line break by pressing <Shift-Enter>.


When do I need a line break?

When you want to have the text surrounding an image, you may need to insert a line break not a paragraph. By inserting a line break, you can move the next line right under the image.


table cell properties
CELL PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies cell properties.

•	Alignment: Specify the position of the contents of a cell from the drop-down list.

•	Size: Specify the size of the cell.

•	Border: Specify the border color of the cell.

•	Background: Insert a background color or a background image into the cell. Selecting the “Copy Image” check box tells WebEditor to copy the file containing the background image into the “images” folder in same folder as the document.

•	Style:
   Header Cell – Make the text in the cell bold.
   Prohibit Wrap – Cause the text in the cell not to wrap.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


table delete rows or columns
 DELETE ROWS OR COLUMNS

Synopsis: Deletes rows or columns in a table.

•	Delete Columns, Delete Rows: Select one of the options to delete a column or row. The row or column containing the insertion point will be deleted.


table insert rows or columns
 INSERT ROWS OR COLUMNS

Synopsis: Inserts rows or columns into a table.

•	Insert Columns, Insert Rows: Select one of the options to insert a column or row.

•	Number of Columns or Rows: Enter the number of columns or rows to insert.

•	Insert Position:
   Left of / Above Selection – Select this option to have the columns or rows inserted to the left of or above the cell.
   Right of / Below Selection – Select this option to have the columns or rows inserted to the right of or below the cell.


table split cell
 SPLIT CELL DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Splits a cell into columns or rows.

•	Split into Columns, Split into Rows: Select one of the options to split a cell into columns or rows. If you select the columns option, the new cells are made at the right of the current cell. If you select the rows option, the new cells are made at the below of the current cell.

•	Number to Split: Enter the number of columns or rows to split.


character change case
 CHANGE CASE

Synopsis: Change the case of the selected text.

•	Capitalize First Letter of Sentences: Capitalize the first letter of all the sentences in the selection.

•	Change All Letters to Lowercase: Change all the letters in the selection to lowercase.

•	Capitalize All Letters: Capitalize all the letters in the selection.

•	Capitalize First Letter of Words: Capitalize the first letter of all the words in the current selection.

•	Toggle Case: Change uppercase letters to lowercase, lowercase to uppercase.


layer change layer
CHANGE LAYER

Synopsis: Changes the selected layer to another layer.

Change the registered layer in the time line to another layer from the drop-down list.


character change characterset
 CHANGE CHARACTER SET

Synopsis: Changes the character set of the HTML document.

 What is a Character Set?

Change the character set of the current document or all the documents in a project.

Tip!

According to the HTML protocol 3.2 and 4.0, a character set that corresponds to the language used in the HTML document must be specified. Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer can display HTML documents that do not have a specified character set but not everyone uses Internet Explorer or Netscpae Navigator and the Windows OS. Therefore it is best to specify the character set as recommended by the W3C.

Be cautious, when there are documents written in different languages in a project. If you use the English and 2-byte character in the documents, you must specify the respective character sets. Thus to the project in which two or more lagnuages are used, do not changing with selecting All files in Project option.


What is a Character Set?

Every language has its own code set to be processed by a computer or the Internet. The code set for a language is called the Character Set.
If you specify a character set in an HTML document, a web browser shows the document in the language you specified. However, not all languages can be shown in all web browsers.


clip art
 CLIP ART DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Inserts clip art into the current document.

•	New Category: Create a new clip art category.

•	Delete: Delete the selected clip art category.

•	Import Clips: Add a new clip art image into the current category.

•	Rebuild Thumbnail: Rebuild and redisplay the clip art thumbnails in the clip art preview window.

•	Remove: Remove the selected clip art.

•	Insert: Insert the selected clip art image into the current document.

•	As Background: Insert the selected clip art image as a background.

•	Close: Close Clip Art Dialogue box.


commnet
 COMMENT DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Inserts a comment into the document.

 Why do I need comments in the document?

Type the comments in the edit window and press OK.


Why do I need comments in the document?

Comments make it easier to understand complex HTML code for other programmers or for the next time you edit a document. Comments are not displayed by web browsers.


style sheet border
 BORDER TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the appearance of the border.

•	Style: Specify the style of the border.

•	Color: Specify the color of the table.

•	Width: Specify the width of the table.

Tip!

Since MS Internet Explorer 3.x and Netscape Navigator 3.x do not fully support Cascading Style Sheets, the values specified here may not be reflected exactly in the browser display.


style sheet box
 BOX TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the margin of a paragraph.

•	Margin: Specify the margin of a paragraph.

•	Padding: Specify the padding of a paragraph.

Tip!

Since MS Internet Explorer 3.x and Netscape Navigator 3.x do not fully support Cascading Style Sheets, the values specified here may not be reflected exactly in the browser display.


style sheet class
 CLASS TAB

Synopsis: Applies a specific style on a selected paragraph. “Class” and “ID” are used to apply styles in Cascading Style Sheets.

•	Class: Enter the class name. A class is a predefined style for a document. You can select a class from the list if you have already defined some classes.

•	ID: Use this field to assign a unique ID for the style to apply.

Tip!

Since MS Internet Explorer 3.x and Netscape Navigator 3.x do not fully support the Cascading Style Sheet, the values specified here may not be reflected exactly in the browser display.


style sheet color
 COLOR TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the colors of the selected paragraph.

•	Color:
   Foreground – Set the color of the text.
   Background – Set the background color behind the text

•	Background Image:
   URL – Set the location of an image file used for the background image.
   Browse – Browse through the hard disk for a background image.
   Attachment – Choose whether the background image should move or not when scrolling the document.
   Repeat – Specify whether the background image will be repeated. Choose one of the following options:
             repeat This option repeats the same image when the paragraph becomes larger than the image.
             repeat-x This option repeats the image horizontally only. When the height of the paragraph exceeds the image the background color is displayed without repeating the image.
             repeat-y This option repeats the image vertically only. When the width of the paragraph exceeds the image, the background color is displayed without repeating the image.
             no-repeat This option prevents repetition of the image in any direction.
   Vert. Pos. – Set the vertical position of the image relative to the top of the paragraph.
   Horz. Pos. – Set the horizontal position of the image relative to the left margin of the paragraph.

Tip!

Since MS Internet Explorer 3.x and Netscape Navigator 3.x do not fully support Cascading Style Sheets, the values specified here may not be reflected exactly in the browser display.


style sheet font
 FONT TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the appearance of the selected text.

•	Font Names:
   Primary Font – Define the primary font for the document.
   Secondary Font – Define the alternative font to be used in case the primary font is not available.
   Font – Assign additional fonts besides the primary and the secondary font. You can add as many additional fonts as you want. Additional fonts are separated with a comma. For example, Times New Roman; Sans-serif.

•	Size: Set the size of the font. You need to specify the unit for the size. Note that this setting will not work unless the check box is checked.

•	Decoration: Apply additional effects such as underline, blinking etc.

•	Style: Select the style of the font from normal, italic, and oblique.

•	Weight: Set the weight of a character. The list contains various options such as normal, bold, bolder and lighter. You can also set the weight of a character with absolute values, from 100 to 900.

Tip!

Since MS Internet Explorer 3.x and Netscape Navigator 3.x do not fully support Cascading Style Sheets, the values specified here may not be reflected exactly in the browser display.


style sheet text
 TEXT TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the appearance of the selected paragraph.

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•	Alignment: Set the alignment type for the paragraph.

•	Indent: Specify indentation as a percentage, millimetres, points, amount, etc.

•	Line Height: Specify the spacing between text baselines.

•	Letter Spacing: Specify the spacing between characters.

Tip!

Since MS Internet Explorer 3.x and Netscape Navigator 3.x do not fully support Cascading Style Sheets, the values specified here may not be reflected exactly in the browser display.


document advanced
 ADVANCED TAB

Synopsis: Specifies a meta tag with system variables and user variables.

•	System Variables: Add, modify or remove system variables with the HTTP-EQUIV attribute. System variables give special instructions such as an expiration date or a display-refresh value to a web browser. The attribute resides within the meta tag.

•	User Variables: Add, modify or remove user variables. You create a user variable for particular CGI script or browser software, thus a regular HTTP or web browser can’t recognize these variables. The generator variable is one of the more frequently used variables. It provides the name of the software with which you created the web document. Namo WebEditor recognizes and protects its own comments, so you can not delete them.

•	Encoding: Select the CharSet for the language you will use in your docment. A web browser chooses the language for a document according to the pre-set encoding type, and it selects the CharSet that matches the CharSet of the web page and displays these characters. If a document written in 2 byte characters is full of odd signs when you open it, check that the CharSet used is conforming to the language. Select the Character Set of the document.


document appearance
 APPEARANCE TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the appearance of the document.

•	Document Color:
   Background – Set a background color for the document. Select a color from the drop-down list. If you want a custom color, select Custom from the list and choose a color in the Color dialogue box.
   Text – Set the text color for the document. Select a color from the drop-down list. If you want a custom color, select Custom from the list and choose a color in the Color dialogue box.
   Hyperlink- Set the hyperlink color for the document.
   Visited Hyperlink – Set the visited hyperlink color.
   Active Hyperlink – Set the active hyperlink color.

•	  Background:
   Image – Enter the file name to use as a background image. You can browse for an image with the “Clip Art” or “Browser” button.
   Copy Image – Copies the image file used as the background image into the “images” folder under the folder in which the current document resides. If an “images” folder does not exist, one will be created.

•	Sound – Enter the name of a sound file to use as a background sound.
       Loop – Specify the number of times to play the sound file.
       Forever – Select this option to play the sound file endlessly.

•	Style: Edit the Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


document general
 GENERAL TAB

Synopsis: Gives the information on the current document.

•	Location: Display the complete URL of the document. If the document has been saved, the full file name will be displayed.

•	Base Location: Enter the base URL of the document. The base URL is used for referencing relative URLs. If the base URL is http://www.namo.com/, the relative URL for a document, index.html will be considered as http://www.namo.com/index.html.

•	Title: Enter the title of the document. The title will be displayed in the title bar of a web browser.

•	Author: Enter the name of the document’s author. If you have already specified a default author name using the Author option in Program Preferences, the name will be shown.

•	Description: Enter a brief description of the document.

•	Keywords, Classification: Enter the category name that best describes your document. Most search engines use “Keywords” and “Classification” for searching the web.

•	Default Target Frame: Enter the default target frame.


document information
 DOCUMENT INFORMATION DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Shows the information on the current document.

•	Location: Show the complete URL of the document.

•	Author: Show the author who wrote the document.

•	Encoding: Show the Character Set of the document.

•	Background Color: Show the background color of the document.

•	Background Image: Show the background image of the document.

•	Generator: Show the HTML editor that generated the document.

•	Transfer Size: Show the estimated total size of the files to transfer with the current document.

•	Transfer Time: Show the estimated time to transfer all the files with the current document using a 28.8 Kbps modem.

•	Image Files: Show the path and file name of every image file used in the document.

•	Etc.: Show information on files other than image files. For example, an applet or a plug-in will be shown in this field.


document script
 SCRIPT TAB

Synopsis: Enter the Java Script or VBScript which will be applied to the whole document. The Script entered here will reside within the <HEAD> tag.

•	Script Between <Head> Tag: Enter the Script in this window.


form field check box
 CHECK BOX PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Inserts a Check Box into the document.

 What is a Check Box?

 What is a Form Field?

 How is data in the form field transferred to a web server?

•	Name: Enter the name of the check box. The name is used to identify the field’s state when it is submitted to the form-handling server. The name is not displayed on the document, so you should also place a label near the check box explaining the check box. The same name can be used for other check boxes. All the check boxes with the same name will be considered as one group.

•	Value: Enter the initial text to be sent to the form-handling server when the check box is checked. This value is necessary because the server interprets a Name/Value pair to process the check box.

•	Initial State:
   Checked – Set the initial state of the check box as selected.
   Not Checked – Set the initial state of the check box as unselected.

•	Event: Associate a JavaScript or VBScript to proper events for the form field. “Onclick” event can be used for the check box.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


What is a Check Box?

A Check Box is a kind of form field which submits information to a server. The Check Box sends the information to the server whether it has been selected or not. Unlike Radio Box, you can make multiple selections at the same time.


What is a Form Field?

A Form Field is an HTML element used to exchange information between Web browser and server. Users fill in information in the Form Field and transfer it to a web server. Otherwise, the web server processes the information and re-transfers it to the web browser.

Form Fields are used for interactive information communication.


How is data in the form field transferred to a web server?

The information in the form field is sent to the server in the form of a “Name/Value” pair. Upon receiving the information, the web server processes the information as a “Name/Value” pair.


form field drop-down menu
 DROP-DOWN MENU PROPERTIES

Synopsis: Creates a drop-down menu.

 What is a Drop-Down Menu?

 What is a Form Field?

 How is data in the form field transferred to a web server?

•	Name: Enter the name of the drop-down menu.

•	Selected: Show the default setting of each item. If it has been selected, a check mark appears.

•	Item : Enter the items in the drop-down menu.

•	Value Window: Show the value of each item which will be sent to the form handling server when a particular menu item is selected. Values are mandatory for the drop-down menu because the server interprets “Name/Value” pairs together.

•	Add: Add a new item in the drop-down menu. Newly added items will be shown in the list.

•	Modify: Modify a selected item in the list.

•	Remove: Remove a selected item in the list.

•	Move Up: Move a selected item in the list.

•	Move Down: Move a selected item in the list.

•	Height: Specify the number of items that will be visible without scrolling in the drop-down menu.

•	Allow Multiple Selections: Enables users to select multiple items in the drop-down menu.

•	Event: Associate a JavaScript or VBScript to proper events for the form field. “OnmouseOut”, “OnmouseOver”, “OnClick” events can be used for the drop-down menu.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


What is a Drop-Down Menu?

A Check Box is one of the form fields which submit information to a server. A Drop-Down Menu is used to select one or more items from a list.


form field drop-down option
 DROP-DOWN OPTION DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Adds an item to the drop-down menu. The “Item” and “Value” will be submitted to the server.

•	Item: Enter the unique item name to distinguish it from other items.

•	Value:  Enter the unique value for the item.

•	Selected: Specify which item in the menu should be initially selected.


form field event script
 FORM FIELD EVENT SCRIPT DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Associates a JavaScript or VBScript to proper events.

 What is an event?

 How do I assocate an event with a script?

•	Event: Some events are not available for certain form fields. If an event is not available, it will be disabled in the dialogue box.

•	OnClick(Only for “Check box, Radio button and Push button): Associate a script with the OnClick event which occurs when you click the left mouse button.

•	onFocus(Only for One-line text box, Scrolling text box and Drop-down menu): Associate a script with the onFocus event which occurs when a form field is “focused” by Tab key or mouse.

•	onBlur(Only for One-line text box, Scrolling text box and Drop-down menu): Associate a script with the onBlur event which occurs when a form field loses “focus”.

•	onSelect(Only for One-line text box and Scrolling text box): Associate a script with the onSelect event which occurs when some of the text in the form field is selected.

•	onChange(Only for One-line text box, Scrolling text box and Drop-down menu): Associate a script with the onChange event which occurs when the selected form field loses focus with the modified value.


What is an Event?

Examples of events are clicking, moving the mouse pointer, typing, etc.


How do I associate an event with a script?

Select a script on the right window of the “Form Field Event Script” dialogue box. The events available will be enabled in the left window. Press the “<-” button to assocate the script with an event.


form field image
 IMAGE FORM FIELD PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Creates an Image Form Field.

 How do Image Form Fields work?

 What is a Form Field?

 How is data in the form field transferred to a web server?

•	Name: Enter the name of the image form. The name will be sent to the form-handling server with an x and y value specifying the position where the mouse was clicked.

•	Image Properties:
   Source – Set the URL of the image file to use for the Image Form Field. You can browse for one with the Browse button.
   Align – Align the image with the surrounding text.

•	Browse: Insert an image to use for the Image Form Field.

•	Clip Art: Insert a clip art image for the Image Form Field.

•	Copy Image: Copies the image file used for the Image Form Field into the “images” folder under the folder in which the current document resides. If the “images” folder does not exist, it will be created.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


How do Image Form Fields work?

Like other form fields, an Image Form Field sends data to a web server. The difference is that an Image Form Field sends X, Y coordinates to the web server.


form field push button
 PUSH BUTTON PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Creates a push button which sends or initializes information in the form fields.

 What is a Push Button?

•	Name: Enter the name of the push button. The name will be sent to the form-handling server with the button value.

•	Value: Enter the value of the push button. The value will be shown on the push button. “Submit Query” will be shown if you skip this input field.

•	Button Type:
   Normal – This option inserts a generic button to which you can assign a script.
   Submit – This option inserts a submit button to submit the form.
   Reset – This option inserts a reset button to reset the form.

•	Event: Associate a JavaScript or VBScript to proper events for the form field. “OnClick” event can be used for the push button.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


What is a Push Button?

A Push button is used to submit information to a web server or reset the information in a form field.


form field radio button
 RADIO BUTTON PROPERTIES

Synopsis: Creates a Radio Button which makes an exclusive selection.

 What is a Radio Button?

 What is a Form Field?

 How is the data in the form field transferred to a web server?

•	Name: Enter the name of the radio button. The name identifies the field’s state when it is submitted to the form-handling server. The name is not displayed on the document, so you should also place a label near the radio button to explain the radio button. The name of a radio button should be the same as the other radio buttons in the same group. In other words, the same name is used to notify the server that the radio button belongs to a single group.

•	Value: Enter the initial text to be sent to the form-handling server when the radio button is checked. This value is necessary because the server interprets the Name/Value pair to process the state of the same radio button group.

•	Initial State:
   Selected – Set the initial state of the radio button as selected when the document is loaded.
   Not Selected – Set the initial state of the radio button as unselected when the document is loaded.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Event: Associate a JavaScript or VBScript to proper events for the form field. “OnClick” event can be used for radio buttons.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


What is a Radio Button?

A Radio Button is a kind of form field. It is used to make an exclusive selection out of several options.


form field scrolling text box
 SCROLLING TEXT BOX DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Creates Scrolling Text Box.

 What is a Scrolling Text Box?

 What is a Form Field?

 How is the data in the form field transferred to a web server?

•	Name: Enter the name of the Scrolling Text Box. The name is used to identify the field’s contents when it is submitted to the form-handling server.

•	Initial Value: Enter the initial text to appear in the scrolling text box when the document is loaded. The initial text can be overwritten by the user.

•	Width in Characters: Enter the width of the scrolling text box in characters.

•	Number of Lines: Enter the number of lines in the scrolling text box.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Event: Associate a JavaScript or VBScript to proper events for the form field. “OnClick” event can be used for scrolling text boxes.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


What is a Scrolling Text Box?

A Scrolling Text Box is a kind of form field. The text written in the scrolling text box will be sent to a web server. Scrolling Text Boxes are mainly used for guest books, bulletin boards, etc.


form field one-line text box
 ONE-LINE TEXT BOX PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Creates a One-Line Text Box.

 What is a One-Line Text Box?

 What is a Form Field?

 How is the data in the form field transferred to a web server?

•	Name: Enter the name of the One-Line Box. The name is used to identify the field’s contents when it is submitted to the form handling server.

•	Initial Value: Enter the initial text to appear in the one-line text box when the document is loaded. The initial text can be overwritten by the user.

•	Width in Characters: Enter the width of the text box in characters.

•	Maximum Length: Enter the maximum length in characters in the text box.

•	Type:
   Normal – This option shows the inputted text as normal text.
   Password – This option shows the inputted text as a password, which means in the “****” format.
   File – This option provides a means for users to attach a file to the form’s contents. The file name can be entered in the text field.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Event: Associate a JavaScript or VBScript to proper events for the form field.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


What is a One-Line Text Box?

A One-Line Text Box is a kind of Form Field. The text written in the one-line text box will be sent to a web server.


tag extended name/value
 ATTRIBUTE NAME AND VALUE

Synopsis: Adds an extended tag.

•	Name: Enter a unique attribute name for the extended tag.

•	Value: Enter a unique attribute value for the extended tag.


tag extended attribute
 EXTENDED ATTRIBUTE DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Creates a new tag that the HTML specification does not support.

•	Tag Name: Enter the name of the extended tag.

•	Name and Value List: Show the attribute names and values for the extended tag.

•	Add: Use this button to add the attribute names and values for the extended tag.

•	Modify: Use this button to edit the selected attribute name and value.

•	Remove: Remove the selected attribute name and value.


file open as
 OPEN FILE AS DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Opens a text file that is not an HTML file.

•	Open Type:
   Text (line) – This preserves all the lines in the text file. When a text file is opened with this type, a paragraph symbol is inserted between every line. Each line will be double-spaced.
   Text (paragraph) – This preserves the paragraphs in the text file. When a text file is opened with this type, a paragraph symbol is inserted only at the end of each paragraph. Only lines between paragraphs will be double-spaced.
   HTML – This assumes that the selected file is in HTML format regardless of the file extension. Therefore, the file will be opened without any transformation. When a normal text file is opened with this type, lines and paragraphs are not preserved.

•	Preformatted Text: Select this option when you want to preserve the line and paragraph spacing of the source file.


file save as
 SAVE FILE AS DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Saves the current document in the selected file format.

•	Filename: Enter the file name to save.

•	Save As Type:
   Text (line) – When a document is saved with this type, the line breaks currently displayed are preserved in the target text file.
   Text (paragraph) – Preserve paragraphs in the source HTML document. Each paragraph in the HTML document appears as a single line in the text file.
   HTML – Preserve the tags in the source HTML document without transformation.


find in files
 FIND IN FILES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Finds specific text in a document. Find In Files is only available when a project is open.

•	Find What: Enter the text to find or select the text from the drop-down list. The drop-down list shows previously searched text.

•	Match Case: Find text only if it matches the capitalization of the search text in the Find What field.

•	Match Whole Word Only: Find text only if it matches a whole word.

•	Find in HTML Source: Find the text in the HTML source. You can also find an HTML tag.


font extended styles
 EXTENDED STYLES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies the decoration of the selected text.
Notice!
Some attributes may be displayed differently depending on the web browser.

•	Citation: Format the selected text as the name of a manual, section or book.

•	Code: Format the selected text as a code sample. Uses a monospaced font.

•	Keyboard: Format the selected text in a monospaced font.

•	Blink: Format the selected text as blinking text.

•	Definition: Format the selected text as a definition. This is typically in italics.

•	Sample: Format the selected text as a sequence of literal characters. Uses a monospaced font.

•	Strong: Format the selected text as bold text.

•	Emphasis: Format the selected text as emphasized characters.

•	Variables: Format the selected text as a variable name. This is typically in italics.

•	First Font: Specify the primary font for the document.

•	Second Font: Specify the secondary font which will be used for the document if the primary font is missing.

•	Sample: Sample text will be shown as you select a style.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


font style
 STYLE TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the style of the selected text.

•	Style: Select one or more font styles from Bold, Italic, Underline, Strikethrough and Typewriter.

•	Super/Subscript: Formats the selected text as super- or subscript text.

•	Size: Font size varies from 1(8pt) to 7(36pt). The default is 3(12pt).

•	Color: Select the font color. The default color is black.

•	Sample: Sample text will be shown as you select a style.


form general
 GENERAL TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the form properties.

•	Information:
   Form Name – Enter the name of a form that includes form fields in it.
   Target Frame – Enter the name of the frame if a form is associated with a target frame.

•	Settings:
 Action – Enter the URL of the query server to which the form contents will be submitted. If a URL is not entered, the URL of the current document will be used.
 Method – Enter the method of submitting information to the form-handling server. Get and Post are available.
The Get method encodes the form’s name/value pairs and assigns the information to a server variable called QUERY_STRING.
The Post method passes the name/value pair directly to the form-handling server.
Encoding Type – Enter the encoding type for the data in the form. The default encoding method is “application/x-www-form-urlencoded”.

•	Hidden Field: Insert a hidden field in the current form.

•	Clear Form: Clear the current form. The fields in the cleared form will not belong to any form.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


form hidden fields
 HIDDEN FIELDS DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Adds, modifies or removes hidden fields in a form.

 What is a Hidden Field?

•	Tag Name: The default tag name for a hidden field is always “input”. It can be changed.

•	Name and Value List: Show an attribute name and value.

•	Add: Add an attribute name and value.

•	Modify: Modify the attribute name and value.

•	Remove: Remove the selected attribute name and value.


What is a Hidden Field?

A Hidden Field is used to send some information to a web server without the user’s knowledge. Hidden fields are usually used for collecting information on the visitors.


format copy format
 COPY FORMAT DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Copies the format of the object under the mouse pointer.

•	The format of the object under the mouse pointer will be copied to the clipboard.

•	The copied format can then be pasted on the selected element in the edit window.


frame properties
 FRAME PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies the frame properties.

 What is a Frame?

 Frame and FrameSet.

•	Source: Enter the name and path of the HTML document to be placed in the current frame.

•	Name: Enter the name of the current frame. The name of the frame does not depend on the name of the HTML document to be placed in the current frame. The frame name is mainly used to specify the target frame when creating an hyperlink.

•	Default Target Frame: Select the default target frame in which the target HTML document of a hyperlink will be displayed.
   _parent : Show the target HTML document of the hyperlink in the frame that contains the current frameset tag.
   _self : Show the target HTML document of the hyperlink in the same frame.
   _top : Show the target HTML document of the hyperlink in the entire web browser’s window.
   _blank : Show the target HTML document of the hyperlink in a new browser window.

•	Layout:
   Width – Enter the width of the current frame.
   Height – Enter the height of the current frame.
              %... Specify the size of the frame as a percentage of the entire window.
              Pixel... Specify the size of the frame in pixels.
              *(Relative)... Specify the frame size as an integer representing the size relative to other frames. If other frames are specified in % or pixels, the frames specified using relative numbers will take up the remaining space in the page.

•	Margin:
   Width – Enter the margin width of the frame in pixels. This option specifies the left margin in the frame.
   Height – Enter the margin height of the frame in pixels. This option specifies the top margin in the frame.

•	Options:
   Resizeable – Select this option to make the current frame resizeable.
   Scrollbar – Select a scrollbar option from yes, no and auto.

•	Frameset:
   Border Thickness – Specify the thickness of the frame borders. A thickness of “0” means an invisible border. (You will still be able to see the borders in Namo WebEditor.)
   Style - Edit the Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment. In the frame.
   Extended - Add attributes basic HTML does not support for the “frameset” tag only.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


What is a Frame?

A web browser’s window can be divided into several regions.  Each region is called a “Frame”.  Each frame can contain a different HTML document.


Frame and FrameSet

A page which divides a web browser’s window into several regions is called a “Frameset”. Each region is called a frame.


line horizontal line properties
 HORIZONTAL LINE PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies the Horizontal Line properties.

•	Dimensions:
   Width – Enter the width in pixels or as a percentage of window size. The default value is 100%.
   Height – Enter the height in pixels. The default value is 2 pixels.

•	Alignment: Specify the alignment of the horizontal line.

•	Solid Line: Make the horizontal line solid with no shading.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


 PUBLISH INFORMATION

Synopsis: Specifies the information for the server to which to publish the HTML documents.

 HTTP and FTP.

•	FTP:
   Site Name – Enter a name for this site. The name can be anything you like.
   Host – Enter the corresponding FTP host name to which to publish the HTML documents. The FTP host name may be the same as the HTTP host. Please contact your system administrator for details.
   Directory – Enter the desired target directory in which to put the HTML documents. The directory name may vary depending on your ISP. Please contact your system administrator for details.
   Username – Enter your ID to access the web server.
   Password – Enter your password to access the web server.
   Port – Enter the port number for your web server. Default port number is 21. In general, you should not need to change this unless instructed to do so by your system administrator.
   Passive Mode – Turn Passive Mode off or on.

•	HTTP:
   Location(URL) – Enter the corresponding HTTP address. This is the URL of your homepage. For example, http://www.namo.com/~namo/.


HTTP and FTP

HTTP stands for “Hyper Text Transfer Protocol”. HTTP is mainly used for transferring web pages over the Internet.
FTP stands for “File Transfer Protocol”. FTP is mainly used for transferring files over the Internet. You use FTP for uploading your homepage to a web server.


publish site information
 SITE INFORMATION DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Shows the list of web servers to publish the HTML documents to.

•	Close: Close the dialogue box.

•	Add: Add information for a new site.

•	Modify: Modify the properties of the selected site in the list.

•	Remove: Remove the selected site from in the list.


hyperlink properties
 HYPERLINK PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis : Creates a hyperlink.

 What is a Hyperlink?

•	URL: Specify a URL linking to a resource such as an HTML document, frame, image, etc. As you enter a URL in this input field, each component of the URL is displayed in the URL Components section below.

•	Target Frame: Enter the name of the target frame of the hyperlink, if any.
   _parent : Show the target HTML document of the hyperlink in the frame that contains the current frameset tag.
   _self : Show the target HTML document of the hyperlink in the same frame.
   _top : Show the target HTML document of the hyperlink in the entire web browser’s window.
   _blank : Show the target HTML document of the hyperlink in a new browser window.

•	Browse: Find a resource on your hard drive.

•	Open Files: List the files open in WebEditor’s edit window.

•	Clear Link: Clear all the information for the hyperlink.

•	URL Components:
   Scheme – Choose the type of hyperlink to make. “http” is used for making a normal hyperlink; “mailto” for launching a mail program; etc.
   Encode Path – Encode any special characters in the URL input field.
   Decode Path – Decode any special characters in the URL input field.
   Host – Enter the web server name to which to publish the HTML documents. When you enter “http://www.namo.co.kr/index.html” in the URL input field, “www.namo.co.kr” will be shown in this field.
   Path – Enter the name of the document and its location. If you’re not sure of the location, use the “Browse” button to find it.
   Bookmark – Select the proper Bookmark from the drop-down list. The bookmarks must already exist in the linked document.
   Query – Enter any string-style data(excluding the URL and the parameter string) to be sent to the host. The host will interpret the data.
 Parameters – Enter any parameters to be sent to the host.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


What is a Hyperlink?

A Hyperlink is the primary way to navigate between web pages on the Internet. Hyperlinks can be associated with either text or image.


image appearance
 APPEARANCE TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the appearance of an image inserted in the document.

•	Alignment:
   Top – Align the top of the image with adjacent text.
   Middle – Align the middle of the image with adjacent text.
   Baseline – Align the bottom of the image with the baseline of adjacent text. This is the default.
   Bottom – Align the bottom of the image with adjacent text.
   Left – Align the image to the left margin and wrap the text following the image to the right.
   Right - Align the image to the right margin and wrap the text preceding the image to the left.

•	Size: Change the size of the image. The image may be restored to its original size with the “Restore Size” button.

•	Space:
   Horizontal, Vertical – Specify the amount of space around the image in pixels.
   Border – Specify the size of the border around the image in the pixels.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


image general
 GENERAL TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the general properties of an image.

•	Image Source:
   Source – Enter the name and path of the image. Valid image formats are GIF and JPEG.
   Low Resolution – Enter the URL of an alternative low-resolution image that will be displayed while the main image is being loaded.
   Alt Text – Enter alternative text that will be shown while the image is being loaded or if the image cannot be loaded.
   Copy Image - Copies the image file into the “images” folder under the folder in which the current document resides. If the “images” folder does not exist, it will be created.

•	Clip Art – Insert an image from the Clip Art library.

•	Hyperlink:
   URL – If the image has hyperlinks, the URLs will be shown here. You can edit the hyperlinks with the “Edit” button.
   Target Frame – If a target frame is defined, the frame name will be shown here. You can change the target frame with the “Edit” button.


import advanced
 ADVANCED TAB

Synopsis: Specifies advanced settings for importing files from a web site.

•	Limit: Specify the size and number limits for importing files.

•	Do Not Change Links: Do not change the links in the imported files.

•	File Type to Include or Exclude: Specify the file extensions to include or exclude when importing.

•	Extension: Specify a file extension to add to the list of inluded/excluded file types.

•	Add: Add the file extension to the list of inluded/excluded file types.

•	Remove: Remove the file extension from the list of inluded/excluded file types.


import authentication
 AUTHENTICATION TAB

Synopsis: Authentication information for importing files from a web site.

•	When password is needed:
   User ID – Enter the ID to access the web server.
   Password – Enter the password to access the web server.
   Verify – Enter the password again for verification.


import basic
 BASIC TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the basic settings for importing files from a web site.

•	URL: Enter the URL of the web site to import.

•	Project to Store: Enter the name of an existing project in which to store the imported files.

•	Directory to Store: Specify the folder in which to save the imported files.

•	Download Pictures: Specify whether to import image files.

•	Download Pictures from Other Site: If the HTML documents to import use image files on other web sites, import these image files too.

•	Download Files Under the Specified Location: Import image files from the specified location.

•	Level: Specify the depth of hyperlinks. If you choose 3, all hyperlinks will be followed to a depth of 3 links.

•	Option: Specify whether to download all files or to skip previously downloaded files.


download
 DOWNLOAD FROM THE WEB

Synopsis: Downloads an entire web site through the Internet.

•	URL Window: Show the URLs of the web sites to download.

•	Status Window: Show the status while downloading a web site.

•	Download: Download the selected web site.

•	Stop: Stop downloading.

•	Close: Close the window.

•	New Entry: Add a new URL to the URL window.

•	Modify Entry: Modify the selected item.

•	Remove Entry: Remove the selected item.


list bulleted
 BULLETED LIST PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Select a bullet type for a bulleted list.

•	Disk: Make a list with disks.

•	Square: Make a list with squares.

•	Circle: Make a list with circles.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


list numbered
 NUMBERED LIST PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Select a number type for a numbered list.

•	Type: Select one of these types, 1,2,3... a,b,c... A,B,C... i,ii,iii... I,II,III...

•	Number: Specify the starting number of the list.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


contents
 FOLDABLE CONTENTS DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Foldable contents for the document.

Notice!
Both check boxes on the dialogue box should be selected.

 How to make the contents?

•	Create Hyperlinks to the Contents: Create hyperlinks on each title linking to the correspondence content.

•	Make Bookmark When Creating Hyperlinks: Create bookmarks when creating hyperlinks.

•	Indent Space: Specify the indentation.


How to make the contents?

Headings within the document are used as each title of the contents. According to the order of headings, the contents become a hierarchy structure.
The headings are the paragraph styles displayed in large or bold typefaces. The size of the heading is related to its level. Heading1 is the largest and Heading2 is the second largest and so on.


image transparent
SAVE IMAGE AS TRANSPARENT GIF

Synopsis: Make a .gif file with a transparent color.

•	Image: Enter the name of the .gif file to be made transparent.

•	Transparent Color: Show the color intended to be made transparent. The selected color in the original image becomes transparent.

•	Interlaced GIF: Save the GIF file in interlaced format. Image files in interlaced format display progressively as they are loaded.


activex control
ActiveX Control PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Inserts an ActiveX Control in the document.

•	Class ID: Enter the unique class ID for the ActiveX Control to insert in the document. Every ActiveX Control has its own class ID. Select the class ID from the drop-down list.

•	ID: Assign an ID to use the ActiveX Control in a script.

•	Codebase: Specify the location of the ActiveX Control.

•	Alignment: Align the ActiveX Control in the document.

•	Size:
  Width / Height – Specify the width or height of the ActiveX Control in the document.

•	Space:
  Horizontal / Vertical – Insert the space around the ActiveX Control in the document.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.

•	Parameters: Use this button to enter the parameters for the ActiveX Control.


preference external program
 EXTERNAL PROGRAM DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specify the external programs to be called within Namo WebEditor.

•	External Program:
   User Defined1 – Specify the first external program.
   User Defined2 – Specify the second external program.

•	Web Browser: Specify the primary and secondary web browsers for previewing documents.


preference document default
 DOCUMENT DEFAULT DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies the default document preferences, such as colors, fonts, encoding and author information, etc. New documents made in Namo WebEditor will have the preferences specified here.

•	Colors:
   Background – Set a background color for the document. Select a color from the drop-down list. If you want a custom color, select Custom from the list and choose a color in the Color dialogue box.
   Text – Set the text color for the document. Select a color from the drop-down list. If you want a custom color, select Custom from the list and choose a color in the Color dialogue box.
   Hyperlink- Set the hyperlink color for the document.
   Visited Hyperlink – Set the visited hyperlink color.
   Active Hyperlink – Set the active hyperlink color.

•	Encoding and Fonts:
   CharacterSet – Select the default characterset for a new document. Web browsers will interpret the document using this characterset.
   Proportional – Select a proportional font from the drop-down list. This preference is related to the characterset. You can also change the default font size.
   Fixed – Select a single-spaced font from the drop-down list. This preference is related to the characterset. You can also change the default font size.

•	Information: Enter the default author’s name.


preference loading documents
 LOADING DOCUMENTS DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies settings related to loading and saving documents.

•	Settings:
   Lock Insert Key – Lock the “Insert” key on the keyboard.
   Load Last Editing Documents – At launch, load the documents that were open in the last session.
   Automatic URL Conversion – Automatically create hyperlinks corresponding to URLs entered in the edit window.

•	Loading Documents:
   Always show a dialogue box – If this is checked, WebEditor will always display a Remove Comments dialogue box when opening an HTML document.
   Remove Comments – Remove the comments when a document is opened.
   Preserve Comments – Preserve the comments when a document is opened.
   Tab Width -  Specify the length of a tab key in a text file when Namo WebEditor opens it.

•	Speller:
   Automatic Spelling Check – Automatically check spelling as you type in the Edit window.
   Hide Spelling Errors – Hide the red lines under misspelled words.

•	Save Documents:
   Make Backup File – Make a backup file when a document is saved.
   Auto Save – Save the current document automatically at specified intervals.
   Save Interval – Specify the interval for the “auto save”.
   HTML Source Width – Specify the width of the HTML source in the HTML view.


preference internet
 INTERNET TAB

Synopsis: Specifies the settings used for publishing files over the Internet.

 What is a Proxy Server?

 What is the Cache?

•	HTTP:
   Use FTP When Saving Remote Files – Save the remote files using FTP. Do not select this option when transferring files using HTTP.
   Show HTTP Transfer Status – Show the status of file transfers using HTTP.
   Off-Line Mode – Select this option to edit files in off-line mode.

•	DLL:
   Use NamoNet.DLL – Use NamoNet.DLL when transferring files.
   Use WinInet.DLL – Use WinInet.DLL  when transferring files.

•	Proxy (Enabled only when NamoNet.DLL is selected):
   Do Not Use Proxies – Select this option to transfer files to a server without using a proxy server.
   Use Proxies – Select this option to transfer files using a proxy server.
      HTTP: Enter the address and port number for HTTP.
      FTP: Enter the address and port number for FTP.
      Exceptions: Enter the addresses that do not use a proxy server. Separate each address with a semicolon (;).

•	Cache Policy (Enabled only when NamoNet.DLL is selected): Specify the cache policy.

•	Disk Cache (Enabled only when NamoNet.DLL is selected):
   Directory – Specify the location and folder name of the cache.
   Maximum Size – Specify the maximum size of the cache.
   Clear Cache – Clear the contents of the cache.


What is a Proxy Server?

A Proxy Server is a server that contains the contents of web sites temporarily. When a user visits a web site, the web site is loaded from the proxy server, not from the actual server of the web site. This makes the web page load faster.


What is the Cache?

The Cache is a temporary storage location for files such as documents or images. The cache speeds up loading web pages that are visited repeatedly.


preference project
 PROJECT DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies the settings for working with an open project.

•	Confirm:
   Check When Correct Links – Show the confirm message box when correcting links in the project.
   Check When Download Files – Show the confirm message box when importing files.
   Check When Remove Files – Show the confirm message box when deleting files.
   Check When Overwrite Files – Show the confirm message box when overwriting files.


page break
 PAGE BREAK DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Forces a page break in the document.

 What is a Page Break?

•	Page-Break-Before:
   Always – Always force a page break before the current paragraph.
   Left – Force one or two page breaks before the current paragraph so that the next page is formatted as a left page.
   Right – Force one or two page breaks before the current paragraph so that the next page is formatted as a right page.
   Avoid – Avoid a page break before the current paragraph.
   Auto – Neither force nor forbid a page break before the current paragraph.

•	Page-Break-Inside:
   Avoid – Avoid a page break before the current paragraph.
   Auto – Neither force nor forbid a page break inside the current paragraph.

•	Page-Break-After:
   Always – Always force a page break after the current paragraph.
   Left – Force one or two page breaks after the current paragraph so that the next page is formatted as a left page.
   Right – Force one or two page breaks after the current paragraph so that the next page is formatted as a right page.
   Avoid – Avoid a page break after the current paragraph.
   Auto – Neither force nor forbid a page break after the current paragraph.


What is a Page Break?

A page break supported in CSS2 is defined as follows by W3C. “Each page break ends layout in the current page and causes remaining pieces of the document to be laid out in a new page.”


page setup
 PAGE SETUP DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies the settings of the document to be printed.

•	Margin (Millimetre): Set the top, bottom, left and right margins of the document to be printed.

•	Header and Footer: Print the title, page number, date, time and file name in the Header or Footer. Enter one or more of the following commands in the input fields:
“&date, &time, &filename, &page, &title or &total”.

•	Header and Footer Location (Millimetre): Set the top, bottom, left and right margins of the Header or Footer.

•	Page Number Starts At: Set the starting page number.

•	Print Background Image: Select this option to print the document with the background image.

•	Default: Set all values to the defaults.

•	Option: Set options for the active printer.


paragraph properties
 PARAGRAPH PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies the properties for the current paragraph.

•	Type:
   Paragraph Type – Select the paragraph type from the drop-down list.
   Bulleted List – Create a bulleted list from the current paragraph.
   Numbered List – Create a numbered list from the current paragraph.
   (Starts At) – Specify the first number of the numbered list.

•	Align/Line Height:
   Alignment
      Default: Preserve the current paragraph alignment.
      Left: Align the current paragraph to the left margin.
      Right: Align the current paragraph to the right margin.
      Center: Center the current paragraph.
      Justify: Align the current paragraph to the left and right margins.
   Line Height – Specify the line height of the current paragraph.

•	Margin (CSS): Specify the indentation of the current paragraph.

•	Height (CSS): Specify the line height and spacing between paragraphs.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


plug-in properties
 PLUG-IN PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Inserts a plug-in in the document.

 What is a Plug-in?

•	Source: Enter the path and file name of the plug-in to insert.

•	Alt Text: Enter a short message for web browsers that do not support the plug-in.

•	Alignment: Specify the type of alignment between the plug-in and adjacent text.

•	Size: Specify the size of the plug-in as displayed in a browser window. You can make the plug-in invisible with the “Hide Plug-In” check box.

•	Space: Specify the margins around the plug-in.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.


What is a Plug-in?

A Plug-in is a kind of object that can be inserted in an HTML document. Usually the object needs a program to play the plug-in when viewed in browser.


publish location
 PUBLISH LOCATION DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specify the information of a web server to publish files to.

•	FTP Location:
   Profile Name – Enter a site name of your choosing.
   Host – Enter the corresponding FTP host name of the server. The FTP host name may be the same as the HTTP host. Please contact your system administrator for details.
   Directory – Enter the desired target directory in which to put the HTML documents. The directory name may vary depending upon your ISP. Please contact your system administrator for details.
   Username – Enter your ID to access the web server.
   Port – Enter the port number for your web server. The default port number is 21. Enter a different number only if necessary.
   Password – Enter your password to access the web server.
   Passive Mode – Turn Passive Mode on or off.

•	HTTP:
   Location(URL) – Enter the corresponding HTTP address. This is the URL of your homepage. For example, http://www.namo.com/~namo/.


What is Passive Mode?

Passive Mode is needed for certain firewalls or gateways. In most cases, data connections are made by users in passive mode, otherwise most data connections are made by an FTP server.


publish status
 PUBLISH STATUS DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Shows the transfer status of files being transferred to a web server.

•	Shows the file list and publishing status of the files being transferred.


script body
 BODY SCRIPT DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Enter a Java Script or VBScript to be applied to a certain area of the document. The Scripts entered here will reside within the <BODY> tag. You may need to use the “Head Script” for a script that will be applied to a whole document such as OnmouseOver

•	Language: Select the script language. You can select JavaScript, VBScript or ASPScript.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.

•	Head Script: Enter a Java Script or VBScript to be applied to the whole document. The scripts will reside within the <head> tag.


document list
 LIST OF THE OPEN DOCUMENTS

Synopsis: Lists the documents opened in the edit window.

•	File Name and Title Window: Shows all the documents opened in the editing window.


comment remove
 REMOVE COMMENT DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Shows or hides comments when opening a document.

 Why do I need Comments in the document?

•	Yes, No: Show or hide comments when opening a document.

•	Always prompt on loading document containing comments: Display a message box when opening a document containing comments.


spelling check
 SPELLING CHECK DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Checks the spelling in the current document.

•	Not In Dictionary: Display misspelled words and words not found in the dictionary.

•	Change To: Display the proposed correction. Type in this field to supply your own correction or choose a correction from the suggestions in the list below. When using the “Suggest” button, the correction you enter is also checked for spelling and the speller prompts you if it does not recognize the word.

•	Suggestions: List possible corrections.

•	User Dictionary: Display the user dictionary.

•	Ignore: Ignore the current word and continue checking.

•	Ignore All: Ignore all instances of the current word and continue checking.

•	Change: Correct the current misspelled word using the text in the “Change To” field, then continue checking.

•	Change All: Replace the current misspelled word everywhere it occurs in the document with the text in the “Change To” field, then continue checking.

•	Add: Leave the word unchanged and add it to the user dictionary. The word will be regarded as correct in later checking.

•	Suggest: Use this command to verify a word. Type the word to be verified into the “Change To” field and click the “Suggest” button. If Namo WebEditor does not recognize the word, it will offer possible correct spellings in the Suggestions field.

•	Document Top: Move the starting point for checking to the top of the document.

•	User Dic.: Set up the user dictionary. The user can add a word to the user dictionary or remove a word from the selected user dictionary.


dictionary user defined
USER DICTIONARY DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Shows the list of words in the user dictionary. You can add or remove an item in the list.

•	Word: Type in a word to insert it or remove it from the user dictionary.

•	List: List the words in the user dictionary.

•	Dictionary: List the available user dictionary files.

•	Add Word: Add the word in the “Word” input field to the current user dictionary.

•	Remove Word: Delete the selected word from the user dictionary.


ADD PRIMARY FORM TO THE USER DICTIONARY DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Add the primary form to the user dictionary. (Not available in the English System!)

•	Primary: Suggest the Primary Form of the word.

•	Secondary: Suggest the secondary Form of the word.


style sheet add
 ADD STYLE DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Add a new style to the style sheet.

•	Type:
   Class – Specify the style as Class type. Class is the most widely used style type. “.” will be added before the class name.
   ID – Specify the style as ID type. “#” will be added before the ID name.
   Other – Specify the style as other type. The item is in the drop-down list.

•	Name: Enter the new style name.


style sheet
 STYLE SHEET DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Defines a style sheet.

 What is a Style?

 What is a Style Sheet?

•	Edit: Edit the style.

•	Add: Add a new style to the style sheet.

•	Import: Import a predefined style from a file. The extension for style files is .CSS.

•	Save: Save the style in a style file.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.

Try it now!

Creating a Style Sheet


What is a Style?

A Style is an HTML specification for precise control over the formatting of text in an HTML document.


What is a Style Sheet?

A Style Sheet is an HTML specification for precise control over the formatting of text in an HTML document. The formatting information is stored in Style Sheets and can be applied to the text in the document.


symbol
SYMBOL DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Insert symbols into the document.

Click on the symbol to be inserted into the document and press the “Insert” button.


table properties
TABLE PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies the table properties.

•	Rows and Columns: Specify the number of rows and columns in the table.

•	Size: Specify the width and height of the table. The width may be specified as a percentage or in pixels.

•	Layout:
   Alignment – Select the position of the table in the document.
   Caption – Select the position of the caption.
   Cell Padding – Specify the padding between the border around each cell and the contents of the cell. The default value is 1 pixel.
   Cell Spacing – Specify the space between the border of a cell and the border of adjacent cells in pixels. This number also specifies the space between the table border and the borders of the outermost cells.

•	Border:
   Color – Specify the color of the table border.
   Light Color – Specify the color of the table border for a three dimensional effect.
   Size – Specify the size of the outer border.
   Dark Color – Specify the color of the table border for a three dimensional effect.

•	Background:
   Color – Specify the background color of the table.
   Image – Specify the background image for the table. Background image has priority over background color.

•	Style: Edit Cascading Style Sheet for precise control over fonts, colors, and alignment.

•	Extend: Add attributes basic HTML does not support.

Tip!
Cell properties have priority over table properties.


table paste
 PASTE TABLE DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Pastes a table into another table.

•	Paste as a Child Table: Paste a table in the current cell.

•	Insert at the Left Column: Insert a table on the left.

•	Insert at the Right Column: Insert a table on the right.

•	Insert at the Above Row: Insert a table on the top.

•	Insert at the Below Row: Insert a table on the bottom.


frameset template
 FRAMESET TEMPLATES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Select a frameset from a list of templates.

•	Document Type List: Show the available frameset types.

•	Description: Show a brief description for the selected frameset type.

•	Preview: Display a preview of the selected frameset type.

•	Insert Onto the Current Document: Select whether the selected frameset type should be inserted into the current document.


page break widow/orphan
WIDOWS/ORPHANS DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specify a widow/orphan properties for page breaks.

 What are Widows and Orphans?

•	Orphans: Specify the minimum number of lines of a paragraph that must be left at the bottom of a page.

•	Widows: Specify the minimum number of lines of a paragraph that must be left at the top of a page.


What are Widows and Orphans?

When a page break occurs in the middle of a paragraph, the portion of the paragraph at the bottom of the preceding page is called an orphan. The portion of the paragraph remaining at the top of the next page is called a widow. Widow/Orphan control allows you to specify the minimum number of lines that should stay together before and after a page break.


window list
 WINDOWS LIST DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Lists all the documents open in the edit window.

•	Activate: Close the “Windows List” dialogue box and move to the selected document.

•	Save Document: Save the selected document.

•	Close Document: Close the selected document.


document type
DOCUMENT TAB

Synopsis: Select a document type.

•	Document Type List: Show the available document types.

•	Description: Show a brief description of the selected document type.

•	Preview: Display a preview of the selected document type.

•	Insert into the current document: Choose whether the selected document type should be inserted into the current document.


frame type
FRAMESET TAB

Synopsis: Select a frameset from a list of templates.

•	Document Type List: Show the available frameset types.

•	Description: Show a brief description for the selected frameset type.

•	Preview: Display a preview of the selected frameset type.

•	Insert Onto the Current Document: Choose whether the selected frameset type should be inserted into the current document.


component type
COMPONENT TAB

Synopsis: Select a component from a list of templates.

•	Document Type List: Show the available components.

•	Description: Show a brief description for the selected component.

•	Preview: Display a preview of the selected component.

•	Insert Onto the Current Document: Choose whether the selected component should be inserted into the current document.


toolbar edit
TOOLBARS TAB

Synopsis: Allows the user to customize the toolbars.

•	Toolbars: Show or hide menus and toolbars by selecting check boxes in the list.

•	Show Tooltips: Show a brief explanation about an icon button when a mouse pointer is on the icon button.

•	New…: Create a new toolbar. To create a new toolbar, follow the steps below:
   1. Click on the “New” button.
   2. Enter a name for the new toolbar in the “New Toolbar” dialogue box.
   3. Press “OK”. An empty toolbar appears.
   4. Click “Commands” tab and select a category. Available buttons appear in the “Buttons” section.
   5. Drag a button and drop it on the new toolbar.

•	Reset: Reset toolbars to the default state.


toolbar command
COMMANDS TAB

Synopsis: Allows the user to add buttons to a toolbar.

 How do I create a new toolbar?

•

•	Categories: Show the command categories.

•	Buttons: Show the buttons belonging to the selected category.


How do I create a new toolbar?

1.	Click on the “New” button.

1.	Enter a name for the new toolbar in the “New Toolbar” dialogue box.

1.	Press “OK”. An empty toolbar appears.

1.	Click “Commands” tab and select a category. Available buttons appear in the “Buttons” section.

1.	Drag a button and drop it on the new toolbar.


toolbar new
NEW TOOLBAR DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Creates a new toolbar.

•	Toolbar name: Enter the name of the new toolbar.


tag extended
EXTENDED TAG AND ITS ATTRIBUTES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Inserts a tag that standard HTML does not support.

•	Tag Name: Enter the name of the extended tag.

•	Name and Value List: List the extended tags.

•	Add: Add an extended tag. Enter the name and value in the “Attribute Name and Value” dialogue box.

•	Modify: Modify the selected extended tag in the list.

•	Remove: Remove the selected extended tag from the list.


layer
LAYER PROPERTIES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specifies a layer’s properties. A Layer is a container for text and/or images. You can place a layer anywhere in a document.

•	Name: Enter the name of the layer.

•	Position:
   Left – Specify the left position of the layer.
   Top – Specify the top position of the layer.
   Width – Specify the width of the layer.
   Height – Specify the height of the layer.
   Z-Index – Specify the order of the layer.
   Visibility – Specify the visibility of the layer. The layer follows the parent’s visibility with the “Inherit” value. A parent layer is a layer that contains a sub-layer.

•	Background:
   Color – Specify the background color of the layer.
   Image – Specify the background image of the layer.

•	Save Using <Layer> Tag: Put the layer in the document with <Layer> tag. Only Netscape Navigator uses this tag.

•	Event: Associate a JavaScript or VBScript to proper events for the layer.

Try it Now!

Enter text and image in the layer


script wizard
SCRIPT WIZARD – SELECT SCRIPT

Synopsis: Creates scripts that produce various effects in the document.

 What is the Script Wizard?

•	Select the Script to Create: Select a script from the list.
   Rollover Effect – Create a “rollover effect” on an image. The image will change to a different image when the mouse pointer is moved over the image.
   Animation Effect – Create an “animation effect” on the text, paragraph, image or layer.
   Drop-Down Menu – Create a “pull-down menu”. A hyperlink can be associated with each item.
   Jump Button – Create a button that hyperlinks to another page when pressed.
   Refresh Page – Create a “refresh effect”. The page will be replaced by a specified page after a specified time.
   Access Information – Create access information for a visitor such as visitor’s name, IP address, host name, and last modified date of the document.
  Clock in a Box – Create a clock in the document.
   Scrolling Text in a box – Create scrolling text in a box.
   Scrolling Text in the Status Bar – Create scrolling text in the status bar.
   Foldable Contents – Create a “Contents” menu.
   Layer Action – Create various effects on a layer.

•	Description: Shows a brief explanation of the selected item.


script wizard animation effect
SCRIPT WIZARD – ANIMATION EFFECT

Synopsis: Creates an animation effect on the text, image or layer.

•	Layer Name: Enter the name of the layer containing the animation effect.

•	Starting position: Specify the starting position for the animation effect.

•	Trace: Specify the trace for the animation effect. “Line”, “Curve” and “Spiral” are available.

•	No Animation: Remove the animation effect.

•	Starting Condition: Specify the condition that starts the text, image or layer moving.

•	Starting Time: Specify the period of time before starting the animation effect after the Starting Condition is met.

•	Total Step: Specify the number of steps for the animation effect. Fewer steps make the text, image or layer move faster.

•	Only for IE: Valid for Microsoft Internet Explorer only.
   Zoom In/Out – Make the text or image become bigger or smaller.
   Split Each Word – Split each word and make them move one by one.

•	Preview: Preview the animation effect.

Try it now!

Make the text and image move


script wizard refresh
SCRIPT WIZARD – REFRESH DOCUMENT

Synopsis: Refreshes the document and jumps to another document or URL after a certain period of time.

•

•	Time: Enter the period of time before jumping to another document or URL.

•	URL: Enter the URL or the name of the document to jump to.

•	Remove Refresh: Remove the Refresh effect.

Try it now!

Link to another document after a certain period of time


script wizard link button
SCRIPT WIZARD – LINK BUTTON

Synopsis: Creates a button that jumps to another page when pressed.

•	Characters on Button: Enter the text that will be shown on the button.

•	Page Location to Link:
   URL: Enter the document name or URL to jump to when the button is pressed.
   Back: Go to the previous page when the button is pressed. This functions the same as the “Back” button in the web browsers.
   Forward: Go to the next page when the button is pressed. This functions the same as the “Forward” button in the web browsers.

•	Target Frame: Specify the name of the target frame of the target document.

Try it now!

Create a link button


script wizard clock
SCRIPT WIZARD – CLOCK

Synopsis: Inserts a clock in the document.

•	Name of the Form Tag for the Clock: Enter the name of the form tag for the “clock”. The clock requires a form field to be displayed on the document. The default value is recommended.

•	Name of the Form Element for the Clock: Enter the name of the form element for the “clock”. The default value is recommended.

•	Time Format: Select the format of the clock.

Try it now!

Insert a clock in the document


script wizard access information
SCRIPT WIZARD – ACCESS INFORMATION

Synopsis: Shows a message in the visitor’s web browser such as the last modified date of the document, IP address or host of the visitor. You can also create a dialogue box asking for the visitor’s name.

•	Name of the Form: Enter the name of the form tag for the “access information”. The access information requires a form field to be displayed on the document. The default value is recommended.

•	Name of the Form Element: Enter the name of the form element for the “access information”. The default value is recommended.

•	Access Information Type:
   Visitors’ Name – Create a dialogue box that asks for the visitor’s name.
   Date the document was last modified – Show the date on which the document was last modified.
   Visitor’s IP Address – Show the visitor’s IP address.
   Visitor’s Host Name – Show the visitor’s host name.

Try it now!

Ask for the visitor’s name in a dialogue box and display it


script wizard layer action
SCRIPT WIZARD – LAYER ACTION

Synopsis: Creates a script that makes an event in one layer affect another layer.

•	Layer Name: Select the layer in which the event will occur.

•	Event Type: Select the type of event for the layer. You can select one out of “OnmouseOut”, “OnmouseOver” and “OnClick”.

•	Action Type:
   Show Layer – Show the target layer when an action is made on the layer selected in the “Layer Name” field.
   Hide Layer – Hide the target layer when an action is made on the layer selected in the “Layer Name” field.

•	Target: Select the target layer affected when an action is made on the layer selected in the “Layer Name” field.

•	Add: Add the setting to the list.

•	Edit: Edit the selected setting in the list.

•	Remove: Remove the selected setting from the list.

Try it now!

Hide a layer when another layer is clicked


OnmouseOver

OnmouseOver is an event that is generated when the mouse pointer is over an element such as an image, text, etc.


OnmouseOut

OnmouseOut is an event that is generated when the mouse pointer is moved out of an element such as an image, text, etc.


OnClick

OnClick is an event that is generated when the mouse is clicked on an element such as an image, text, etc.


script wizard drop-down menu
SCRIPT WIZARD – DROP-DOWN MENU

Synopsis: Creates a drop-down menu having hyperlinks on each item.

Tip!
You MUST press the “add” button after creating an item for the drop-down menu.

•	List Window: Show the items in the drop-down menu.

•	Choice: Enter the name of an item to be added to the drop-down menu.

•	URL to Access: Enter the URL or the name of the document to link to when the item is selected.

•	Up: Move the selected items up in the drop-down menu.

•	Down: Move the selected items down in the drop-down menu.

•	Add: Add the item to the drop-down menu after entering “Choice” and “URL to Access”.

•	Edit: Edit the selected item in the drop-down menu.

•	Remove: Remove the selected item from the drop-down menu.

•	Target Frame: Select the target frame of a hyperlink in the drop-down menu.

•	Height: Specify the height of the drop-down menu.

Try it now!

Create a drop-down menu


script wizard rollover effect
SCRIPT WIZARD – ROLLOVER EFFECT

Synopsis: Replaces one image with another when the mouse pointer is “rolled over” the image.

•	Name: Enter the name of the rollover effect.

•	First Image Location: Enter the location of the image that will be seen when the mouse pointer is out of the image.

•	Second Image Location: Enter the location of the image that will be seen when the mouse pointer is on the first image.

•	Preview: Show the rollover effect before it is inserted into the document.

•	Remove Rollover Effect: Remove the rollover effect.

Try it now!

Create an image that will be changed when the mouse pointer is on it


script wizard scrolling text in status bar
SCRIPT WIZARD – SCROLLING TEXT IN THE STATUS BAR

Synopsis: Creates scrolling text in the status bar of a web browser.

•	Text 1: Enter the text which appears first in the status bar.

•	Text 2: Enter the text which appears after “Text 1”.

•	Text 3: Enter the text which appears after “Text 2”.

•	Remove Scrolling Text in the Status Bar: Remove the scrolling text in the status bar.

Try it now!

Create scrolling text in the status bar of a web browser


script wizard scrolling text in box
SCRIPT WIZARD – SCROLLING TEXT IN A BOX

Synopsis: Creates scrolling text in a box.

•	Name of the Form: Enter the name of the form tag for the scrolling text in a box. The scrolling text in a box requires a form field to be displayed on the document. The default value is recommended.

•	Name of the Form Element: Enter the name of the form element for the scrolling text in a box. The default value is recommended.

•	Text: Enter the text to be shown in the box.

•	Scrolling Period: Enter the cycle time for the scrolling text.

Try it now!

Create scrolling text in a box


script wizard contents
SCRIPT WIZARD – FOLDABLE CONTENTS

Synopsis: Creates a table of contents in a collapsible menu.

•	Foldable Contents Window: Show the structure of the contents menu.

•	Add: Add a new title to the contents.

•	Remove: Remove the selected title from the contents.

•	Up: Move the selected title up in the contents.

•	Down: Move the selected title down in the contents.

•	Edit Each Title:
   Name: Edit the selected title in the contents.
   URL: Edit the URL to link to when a title is clicked.
   Target Frame: Select the target frame of the hyperlink of each title.

Try it now!

Create the contents of a web site


script wizard contents appearance
SCRIPT WIZARD – CONTENTS APPEARANCE

Synopsis: Specifies the appearance of the foldable contents.

•	Decide Contents Type: Show the structure of the contents created by a user.

•	Font: Specify the font for the title in the contents.

•	Size: Specify the size of the font for the title in the contents.

•	Color: Specify the color of the font for the title in the contents.

•	Background: Specify the background color of the title in the contents.

•	Highlight: This option will be active when a sub title under a certain title is selected. Highlight the title.

•	Coloring Rollover Effect: Create a rollover effect with color on each title in the contents.

•	Height: Specify the height of the title.

•	Indentation: Specify the indentation of the title in the contents.


SCRIPT WIZARD – COUNTER (Not in the current English version)

# HIDD_SCRIPT_COUNTER

k script wizard counter

$ script wizard counter

+ dialogue

Synopsis: Insert the counter that shows the number of visitors in the document. You have to register for the free web space at Namo Interactive Inc. for the counter.

•	User ID: Enter the user ID at Namo Interactive Inc. You have to access the Namo Interactive Inc. home page and obtain the user ID.

•	Authorization Key: Enter the “Authorization Key” for the counter. You have to obtain the “authorization key” at “http://members.namo.co.kr/swmanage/”

•	Counter Type: Select the counter type.

•	Insert Comma: Insert comma every thousand. For example: 1,000,000.

Try it now!

Insert the counter in the document


SCRIPT WIZARD – GUESTBOOK (Not in the current English version)

# HIDD_SCRIPT_BOOK

k script wizard guestbook

$ script wizard guestbook

+ dialogue

Synopsis: Insert the guestbook in which the visitors write something on your home page. You have to register for the free web space at Namo Interactive Inc. for the guestbook.

•	User ID: Enter the user ID at Namo Interactive Inc. You have to access the Namo Interactive Inc. home page and obtain the user ID.

•	Authorization Key: Enter the “Authorization Key” for the guestbook. You have to obtain the “authorization key” at “http://members.namo.co.kr/swmanage/”

•	Write in Guestbook: Insert a writing format to write in the guestbook.

•	Read Guestbook: Create a hyperlink to the guestbook.

Try it now!

Insert the guestbook in the document


What is the Script Wizard?

Standard HTML offers limited facilities for creating special effects in your web pages. That’s why script languages such as Java Script and VBScript have become popular with web designers. However, writing a script is not easy for beginners. Namo WebEditor’s Script Wizard makes it easy to creat a variety of special effects without your having to know how to program in a script language. Script Wizard generates commonly used scripts in your homepage automatically, enabling you to create fantastic effects with just a few clicks.


publish
PUBLISH DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Publishes files to a web server.

•	Left Window: Show the structure of your hard drive. You can select the files to publish in this window.

•	Right Window: Show the structure of the web server when a connection has been made.

•	Publish Project: Select this option to publish an entire project to the web server.

•	Select Hard Drive: Select the hard drive containing the files are to be published.

•	Site: Select the web server to which to publish the files. You may need to enter some information about the web server after pressing the “Properties” button on the right.

•	Properties: Enter information about the web server. The “Site Information” dialogue box appears when this button pressed.

•	Get: Copy the files from the web server to your hard drive. A connection must be made to the web server to “get” files.

•	Publish: Send the files to the web server. A connection must be made to the web server to “publish” the files.

 : Select the files that have been edited or viewed in the Edit window.
 : Select image files inserted in the HTML document.(s)
 : Select all the files in the project. This will be shown when the project is opened.
 : Deselect all the files in the project. This will be shown when the project is opened.
 : Select the files that have been modified since the last publishing. This will be shown when the project is opened.
 : Select the files that were published at the last publishing. This will be shown when the project is opened.


formula visual
VISUAL TAB

Synopsis: create or edit a formula in visual mode.

Click the desired formula symbol and enter numbers or characters in the edit window.

To enter special characters, click on the proper category. When the pull-down menu appears, click the special character.

Tip!

Press the spacebar to go back to the default input state after using sub or super script.


formula script
SCRIPT TAB

Synopsis: Create or edit a formula using TeX grammar.

In the script tab, you can enter TeX grammar directly. The sample script below is TeX for a formula with an integral.

TeX Grammar

         \Phi_{\alpha}(x,y) = \int_{X}

                \frac{Q_{n}(x, y) - P_{n}}

                       {1 + N_{\epsilon}(x,y)\Phi_{\epsilon}}\,d\nu


formula matrix
MATRIX DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Specify the size of a matrix.

•	Rows: Enter the number of rows in the matrix.

•	Columns: Enter the number of columns in the matrix.

•	Horizontal Align: Specify the horizontal alignment. You can specify a different alignment for each column.

•	Vertical Align: Specify the vertical alignment.


project new project
CREATE NEW PROJECT DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Creates a new project. You can create a project easily with the Template Wizard. A project holds all the files for your whole web site. All the files are stored in the same folder with the project file.

 What is a Project?

 What is a Template?

•	Create Project:
   Project Name – Enter a name of your choosing for the project.
   Project Location – Specify a folder to store the project.

•	Template Wizard:
   Project Location – Specify a folder to store the project that you will create with the Template Wizard.


What is a Project?

A Project is a way to manage a web site. The Project file contains information about the whole web site. The files, including HTML documents and images, will be stored in the project folder with the project file. Projects make managing web sites easier. You can search for text in all the files in a project, change CharacterSet, and publish all the files at once.


What is a Template?

A Template is a pre-designed format that you can use for your web site. You can customize the template as you wish. The documents created by the Template Wizard will be managed in a project.


theme select theme
SELECT THEME DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Select a theme for your web site.

 What is a Theme?

•	Select Theme: Select a theme for your web site from the list.

•	Preview: Show the selected theme in a small window.

•	Actual Size: Show the theme in actual size.


What is a Theme?

A Theme is a pre-designed “look” that you can apply to all the pages of your web site. Namo WebEditor offers a gallery of 71 themes for you to choose from.


template select template
SELECT TEMPLATE DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Select the Template type. Company and Personal are available.

 What is a Template?

Select Template:
   Company – Create a home page suitable for use as a company web site.
   Personal – Create a personal home page.

Horizontal Button: Choose horizontal alignment for the main menu buttons that the Template Wizard will create.


template select page
SELECT PAGES DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Select the pages you want for your home page.

The available choices depend on whether you selected Company or Personnal in the Select Template dialogue box.


template title
ENTER NAME DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Enter a name for your home page.

Enter your Name or company name: Enter the name that will be displayed at the top of the front page of your home page.


parameter
PARAMETERS DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Enter parameter values for an applet or ActiveX control.

•	Tag Name: Show the name and value of the parameter.

•	Add: Add a new parameter.

•	Modify: Modify the selected parameter in the list.

•	Remove: Remove the selected parameter from the list.


parameter name/value
PARAMETER NAME AND VALUE DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Enter the name and value of a parameter for an applet or ActiveX control.

•	Name: Enter the name of the parameter.

•	Value: Enter the value of the parameter.


toolbar
TOOLBARS DIALOGUE BOX

Synopsis: Shows, hides, adds, or edits toolbars.

•	Toolbars: Show or hide the toolbar by selecting or deselecting the check box.

•	New: Create a new toolbar.

•	Customize: Edit a toolbar.

•	Reset: Reset all toolbars to their default states.

•	Show Tooltips: Enable or disable ToolTips in the toolbars.

•	Cool Look: Draw the toolbars using a flat appearance.


// 3.0 New Features


Dynamic HTML Support

Supports Dynamic HTML using newly added Layer and Time Line features.


Layer

A Layer is like a box containing text, images, and various objects which can be moved and placed anywhere in the document.


Time Line

A Time Line is a tool you use to create dynamic effects with Layers.


Equation Editor

You can edit mathematical formulas using TeX and LaTeX grammar.


Template Wizard

Use the new Template Wizard to create an entire web site in minutes, with just a few clicks.


Script Wizard

Use the Script Wizard to generate special JavaScript effects automatically. The Script Wizard provides 10 effects including Rollover, Animation, Drop-Down Menus, and more.


Integrated SiteManager into WebEditor

WebEditor and SiteManager have been combined into one program, making HTML document generation and site management easier.


Direct Publishing

Using an easy-to-use FTP interface, you can publish your web site to a web server quickly and easily.


Well Arranged HTML Source

Well-arranged HTMl source makes working with HTML faster and more convenient for experienced users.


Auto Conversion of Microsoft Word Files

Automatic conversion from Microsoft Word documents (6.X and newer) to HTML. Some formatting features of Microsoft Word have no equivalent in HTML and thus will not carry over to HTML format. Also, precise positioning of certain page elements may not be perfectly maintained.


Unicode Support

Multi-language HTML document generation is possible using Unicode. Each language code can be shown in one HTML document.


Support Global IME

Namo WebEditor 3.0 supports Microsoft’s Global IME. You can enter text in foreign languages using the standard English version of Microsoft windows.


Outline Layout and Contents

Using Outline Layout, you can view your document’s headings (those paragraphs using a style of Heading 1, Heading 2, etc.) in a hierarchical outline view. You can also create a table of contents from this outline with automatic hyperlinks to each heading.


Team Work Managing Web Site through Microsoft SourceSafe Support

Support for Microsoft Souce Safe makes simultaneous collaboration on your web site by multiple authors possible.


Windows Explorer

You can browse your system resources while you work on your web site with the integrated Windows Explorer.


HTML Clipboard Support

When you use Cut and Paste, the contents will be copied along with the HTML tags. For example, you can cut text that has a hyperlink and paste it with the hyperlink in another document.


Wheel Mouse Support

Namo WebEditor 3.0 supports a wheel mouse to make working with your documents even easier.


Zoom-In/Out

You can zoom in or out from 70 to 250% or view changing page widths or heights.


Page Break

You can print documents page by page using the Page Break function.


// User’s Guide


New New Document

1.	Select [File- New...]

2.	The "New" dialog box appears.

3.	The default is Normal Page. Click the "OK" button.

4.	A New document is created, and you can type what you like in the Edit window.


Open an  Existing Document

Tip!
Namo WebEditor 3.0 automatically converts Microsoft Word 6.X and newer documents into HTML.

1.	Select [File-Open...]

2.	The "Open" dialog box appears.

3.	Select a folder from the "Look in" drop-down menu.

4.	Select the document and click "Open".


Save a file

1.	Select [File-Save]

2.	The "Save as" dialog box appears.

3.	Select the folder to save the document in using the "Save in" drop-down menu.

4.	Enter the file name to save under in "File name".

5.	Enter the document title in "Document Title".

6.	Click the "OK" button.


Quit Namo WebEditor Program

1.	Select [File-Exit]

2.	You will be prompted to save any unsaved files.


Enter the Sentence in the Document

1.	Enter the sentence that you want where the mouse pointer is.


Insert an Image into the Document

Tip!

Valid  image file formats for use in HTML documents are JPEG(.jpg) and GIF(.gif).

1.	Select [Insert-Image...]

2.	Click the "Browse" button in the "General" tab.

3.	The "Open" dialog box appears.

4.	Select the image file that you want to insert.

5.	Click the "Open" button. The "Open" dialog box is closed and the "Image Properties" dialog box reappears.

6.	Click the "OK" button in the "Image Properties" dialog box.


Create a Table

1.	Select [Table-New Table...]

2.	Choose the number of rows and columns you want in the "Rows and Columns" in the "Table Properties" dialog box.

3.	Click "OK".


Creating/Editing a Table using Table Tools

1.	Select [Table-Draw Table]

2.	The "Table Tools" toolbar appears, and the mouse cursor is changed to a pencil shape.

3.	Create a new table by drawing its outline using the pencil-shaped mouse cursor.

4.	You can split cell two or more by pointing and dragging the pencil-shaped mouse cursor.

5.	In order to merge cells into one, select the cells you want to merge by dragging the mouse, and press the right mouse button. Select "Merge Cells" from the Pop-Up Menu. Alternatively, you can use the Erager tool in the Table Tools toolbar to delete lines in the table, merging cells together.


Create a hyperlink with text

1.	Enter the text you want to make into a hyperlink.

2.	Selecting the text by clicking and dragging the mouse.

3.	Choose [Insert-Hyperlink...]

4.	Enter the Internet address (example: http://www.namo.com/) or the file name(example: index.html) to link to in "URL" in the "Create Hyperlink" dialogue box. You can use the "Browse" button to find the file to link to.

5.	Click "OK".


Create a Hyperlink on an image

1.	Select the image by clicking on the image with the mouse.

2.	Select [Insert-Hyperlink...]

3.	Enter the Internet address(example: http://www.namo.com/) or the file name(example: index.html) to link to in "URL" in the "Create Hyperlink" dialog box. You can use the "Browse" button to find the file to link to.

4.	Click "OK".


Create several hyperlinks on an image (Image Map)

1.	Select the image by clicking on the image using the mouse. "Image Tools" toolbar appears.

2.	Select from the rectangle, circle and polygon tools.

3.	When you move the mouse cursor over the image, the cursor shape changes to a cross shape.

4.	Click and drag on the image to choose the area to use for the hyperlink.

5.	The "Create Hyperlink" dialog box appears.

6.	Enter the link information and click “OK”.

7.	Repeat steps 4-6 for each hyperlink you want to create.


Create a Frameset

1.	Select [Frame-New Frameset...]

2.	The "New" dialog box appears.

3.	Select one of frame styles in "Frameset" dialog box and Click "OK".


Create a hyperlink in the left frame and show the linked contents on the right frame

1.	Select [Frame-New Frameset...]

2.	The "New" dialog box appears.

3.	Select the "Contents" frame type in the "Frameset" dialog box and click "OK".

4.	Type the title of your hyperlink in the left frame.

5.	Select the title by clicking the mouse and create a hyperlink.

6.	Enter the Internet address (for example: http://www.namo.com/) or the file name (for example: index.html) to link to in "URL" in the "Create Hyperlink" dialog box. You can use the "Browse" button to find the file to link to.

7.	Select "detail" from the "Target Frame" pop-up menu in the "Create Hyperlink" dialog box.

8.	Click "OK".


Create a web site with the Template Wizard

1.	Select [File-New Project...]

2.	The "Create New Project" dialog box appears.

3.	Select "Template Wizard" and click "Next" button.

4.	Select the theme you want to use and click "Next".

5.	Choose whether you want to creat a company or a personal web site. Click "Next".

6.	Select the kinds of pages you want for your Web site.

7.	Eneter a name for your Web site and click "Finish".


Publish files to a web server

1.	Select [File-Publish…]

2.	The “Publish” dialog box appears.

3.	Press “Properties”.

4.	The “Site Information” dialog box appears.

5.	Press “Add”.

6.	The Publish Information dialog box appears.

7.	Enter the Site Name, Host, Directory, Username and Password. For example,
    Site Name: Namo Interactive Inc.
    Host: members.namo.com
    Username: namo
    Password: ********

8.	Press “OK” and then “Close”. The “Publish” dialog box reappears.

9.	Select the new site name from the Site drop-down menu. A connection will be made to the web server.

10.	Select one or more files in the left window.

11.	Press “Publish”.


Insert Text and Image in a Layer

Insert Image

1.	Select [Insert-Layer]

2.	A new layer appears in the Edit window.

3.	Double-click the control tab marked "L" on the upperleft corner of the new layer.

4.	The "Layer" Properties dialog box appears.

5.	Click "Clip Art…"in the "Background" section.

6.	The "Clip Art" dialog box appears.

7.	Select the clip art you want to insert and click "Insert".

8.	For Netscape support, click the check box "Save Using <layer> Tag"

9.	Click "OK".

Insert Text

1.	Click on the layer in the document.

2.	Enter some text.


Dynamic HTML files use different tag languages in Microsoft Explorer and Netscape Navigator. If you want to support Netscape Navigator, you need to use the <layer> tag.


Create a moving layer

1.	Select [View-Tool Windows-Time Line]

2.	The "Time Line" window appears.

3.	Click and drag the control tab marked "L" on the upperleft corner of the layer with the mouse over to the "Time Line" window. The layer is represented by a bar-shaped line in the "Time Line" window.

4.	Click the right end of the bar representing the layer. The red line is moved to the right end of the bar.

5.	Back in the editing window, click and drag the control tab "L" to wherever you want the layer to be moved.

6.	A movement line is displayed from the point where you began dragging to the point where you released the mouse button.

7.	Select "Auto Start" in the "Time Line" window.

8.	Click the "Preview" tab to preview your moving layer.


Enter a mathematical formula in a document

1.	Select [Insert-Formula...]

2.	The "Formula" dialog box appears.

3.	Click on the desired symbols in the "Visual" tab.

4.	Type the desired numbers and characters.

5.	Click "OK".


Create a Rollover Effect on an image

1.	Select [Insert-Script-Script Wizard…]

2.	The "Script Wizard-Select Script” dialog box appears.

3.	Select "Rollover Effect" and press “Next”.

4.	The " Script Wizard-Rollover Effect” dialog box appears.

5.	In “First Image Location” enter the name and path of the image file that will be seen when the mouse pointer is outside of the image.

6.	In “Second Image Location” enter the name and path of the image file that will be seen when the mouse pointer is on the image.

7.	Press "Finish".


Create an animation effect with text

1.	Enter some text in the edit window.

2.	Select [Insert-Script-Script Wizard]

3.	The “Script Wizard-Select Script” dialog box appears.

4.	Select "Animation Effect" and press “Next”.

5.	The "Script Wizard-Animation Effect" dialog box appears.

6.	Select the starting position and the trace type.

7.	Press "Finish".


Create a drop-down menu having hyperlinks on each item

1.	Select [Insert-Script-Script Wizard…]

2.	The “Script Wizard-Select Script” dialog box appears.

3.	Select "Drop-down" and press “Next” button.

4.	The "Script Wizard-Drop-down" dialog box appears.

5.	Enter a menu item name in the “choice” field.

6.	Enter the URL for the menu item in the “URL to Access” field.

7.	Press “Add”.

8.	Repeat steps 5-7 for each menu item.

9.	Press "Finish".


Create a button that links to a web site when the button is press

1.	Select [Insert-Script-Script Wizard…]

2.	The “Script Wizard-Select Script” dialog box appears.

3.	Select "Jump Button" and press “Next”.

4.	The "Script Wizard-Link Button" dialog box appears.

5.	Enter the name of the button in the "Characters on Button” field.

6.	Enter a URL in the "URL" field.

7.	Press “Finish”.


Make the document refresh after

1.	Select [Insert-Script-Script Wizard…]

2.	The “Script Wizard-Select Script” dialog box appears.

3.	Select "Refresh Page" and press “Next” button.

4.	The "Script Wizard-Refresh Document" dialog box appears.

5.	Enter “5” in the “time” field.

6.	Enter “http://www.namo.com/” in the “URL” field.

7.	Press “Finish”.


Ask for the visitor’s name and show it on the page

1.	Select [Insert-Script-Script Wizard…]

2.	The “Script Wizard-Select Script” dialog box appears.

3.	Select "Access Information" and press “Next”.

4.	The "Script Wizard-Access Information" dialog box appears.

5.	Select “Visitor’s Name” in the “Access Information Type” section. Enter “What’s your name?” in the input field below.

6.	Press “Finish”.


Insert a clock into the document

1.	Select [Insert-Script-Script Wizard…]

2.	The “Script Wizard-Select Script” dialog box appears.

3.	Select "Insert Clock" and press “Next”.

4.	The "Script Wizard-Clock" dialog box appears.

5.	Select the time format in the “Time Format” section.

6.	Press “Finish”.


Create scrolling text in a box

1.	Select [Insert-Script-Script Wizard…]

2.	The “Script Wizard-Select Script” dialog box appears.

3.	Select "Scrolling Text in a box" and press “Next”.

4.	The "Script Wizard-Scrolling Text in a Box" dialog box appears.

5.	Enter “Hello, This is Namo Interactive Inc.” in the “Text” field.

6.	Press “Finish”.


Create scrolling text in the status bar

1.	Select [Insert-Script-Script Wizard…]

2.	The “Script Wizard-Select Script” dialog box appears.

3.	Select "Scrolling Text in the status bar" and press “Next”.

4.	The "Script Wizard-Scrolling Text in the Status Bar" dialog box appears.

5.	Enter “Hello?” in the “Text 1” field.

6.	Enter “This is Namo Interactive Inc.” in the “Text 2” field.

7.	Enter “I’m very glad to meet you!” in the “Text 2” field.

8.	Press “Finish”.


Create a collapsible contents menu

1.	Select [Insert-Script-Script Wizard…]

2.	The “Script Wizard-Select Script” dialog box appears.

3.	Select "Foldable Contents" and press “Next”.

4.	The "Script Wizard-Make Contents" dialog box appears.

5.	Press "Add" to add a title.

6.	Click on the added item and change the name “Namo”

7.	Enter a URL in the “URL” field.

8.	Repeat steps 5-7 for each new item.

9.	Press “Next”.

10.	The “Script Wizard-Contents Appearance” dialog box appears.

11.	Select fonts and colors for the contents items as desired.

12.	Press “Finish”.


Create layer action

1. Create two layers with using [Insert – Layer]

2 .Select [Insert – Script – Script Wizard], then click the “Layer Action”

3 .Layer Action dialog box appears

4. Select “Layer 1” from “Layer Name”

5. Choose the “Onclick” from “Event Type”

6 .Choose “Hide Layer” from “Action Type”

7 .Select “Layer 1” from “Target”

8 .Click the “Add” button , then “Finish”

Reference

The Layer Action script  works only in Internet Explorer and Netscape 4.X or higher.


Create a Document outline

Notice!

Headings in the document are used as titles in the table of contents. The size of each heading determines its placement in the hierarchical structure of the table.
Thus, heading with the Heading 1 style become top-level items in the table, headings with the Heading 2 style become second-level items, etc.

1.	Select [View-Tool Windows-Document Outline]

2.	The “Document Outline Window” opens on the left. Right click in the “Document Outline Window”.

3.	Select “Make TOC…”

4.	The “Make Contents” dialog box appears. Press “Create”.


Send a Web site through e-mail

1.	Open an existing document or create a new one.

2.	Selecting all the content by pressing <ctrl + a>, and copy to the clipboard by pressing <ctrl + c>. The copied content maintain HTML formating.

3.	Launch your e-mail program and compose a new message.

4.	Paste the contents from your web document by pressing <ctrl + v> in the message.

5.	Send the mail.

This function is possible only if your mail program supports HTML format. Also, the recipient’s mail program must also support HTML format.


Create a style sheet and apply it to a document

Create a Style Sheet

1.	Select [Format-Style Sheet…]

2.	The “Style Sheet” dialog box appears.

3.	Press “Add”.

4.	The “Add Style” dialog box appears.

5.	Select “Class” in the “Type” section and enter “practice” in the “Name” field. Press Enter.

6.	The “Style” dialog box appears.

7.	Click the “Color” tab and select “Blue” in “Foreground”.

8.	Click the “Text” tab. Enter “130” in “Line Height” and Select “%” for the unit.

9.	Press “OK”. The “Style Sheet” dialog box appears. Press “OK” again.

Apply it to a document

1.	Click anywhere in the paragraph to which you want to apply the style.

2.	Select “practice” in the “Change CSS” drop-down menu in the Format Tools toolbar.


// Glossary


// Protocol Related


Protocol

A set of rules that computer must follow in order to communicate with one another. Examples are HTTP and TCP/IP.


TCP/IP
TCP / IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol)

TCP/IP is the suite of protocols that defines how computers on the Internet talk to one another.


HTTP
HTTP(Hyper Text Transfer Protocol)

HTTP is the protocol used for moving text, images and data files across the Internet (World Wide Web) for viewing with web browsers. When you enter "http//www.namo.com/" in the address field of web browser, HTTP is the Internet protocol to used to download the corresponding web site to your browsers.


FTP
FTP(File Transfer Protocol)

FTP is an Internet protocol used to move files between two Internet sites. FTP is commonly used because of its stablility and transmission speed. FTP client programs, unlike web browsers, typically use an interface similar to Windows Explorer.


PPP
PPP(Point to Point Protocol)

PPP is a protocol that allows a computer to use a regular telephone line and a modem to connect to the Internet.


IP Address

Every machine on the Internet must be identified by a unique 12-digit number called on IP address. The IP address (such such as 210.101.143.133) distinguishes one computer from another and works like a mailing address so computers can send information to each other.


DNS
DNS(Domain Name System)

The Domain Name Systesm(DNS) matches Internet addresses (such as www.namo.com) to IP address (such as 210.101.143.113). DNS eliminates the need to remember IP addresses when accessing machines on the Internet.


URL
URL(Uniform Resource Locator)

A URL is the standard way to designate the address of any resource on the Internet. Generally, a URL always has 2 or more parts, separated by dots, for example, "http://www.namo.com/".


// Data related to Network


Cookie

A piece of information sent by a Web server to a Web browser that the browser software is expected to save and to send back to the server whenever the browser makes additional requests from the server.


Proxy Server

A server that exists between the client and the server. A proxy server is used to speed up the downloading of web pages and to alleviate Internet traffic congestion. The proxy server “caches” web pages originating from a web server so that those web pages do not need to be downloaded repeatedly from the web server.


// File Related


HTML
HTML(Hyper Text Markup Language)

HTML is the coding language used to create hypertext documents for use on the World Wide Web. HTML consists of text and “tags” that enable web designers to make various types of documents. The WWW Consortium manages the HTML stardard. HTML 4.0 is the latest specification.


ASP
ASP(Active Server Page)

ASP is a server side language created by Microsoft to overcome the limitations of HTML. Using ASP, data management and dynamic Web site creation get easier.


XML
XML(eXtensible Markup Language)

XML is a language that allows more flexible web side creation than the original standards in HTML. XML is not yet commonly used, but considered as a possible future replacement for HTML.


CSS
CSS(Cascading Style Sheet)

CSS is a set of standards that allows precise specification of a document’s design. Using CSS, you can define line/character spacing and other attributes not possible with the HTML standard.


// Others


JavaScript

JavaScript is a network-oriented programming language that web designers can use to add a large variety of effects to their web site. Using JavaScript, you can create animations, pull-down menus, and other special effects in your web pages.


Flash

Flash is software developed by Macromedia to provide high-level multimedia effects in web pages, animations, and sound. Flash uses vector graphics instead of bitmaps, so that visually appealing effects can be added to a web page without producing large file sizes.


CGI
CGI(Common Gateway Interface)

A CGI is a program that takes data that is entered by a web site visitor to the server to do something with it. CGIs can be written in C/C++ or Perl. Counters and BBSes (Bulletin Board System) are two common uses of CGI.


// Menu Glossary


Frame

Frames allow web designers to break the document into several smaller parts, each of which can load a different HTML page. The FrameSet contains all the information about each frame in a document. When you make a hyperlink to a document divided into frames, you must select the Frameset as the target file.


Layer

A Layer is like a box that contains text, images or other objects that can be moved to anywhere within an HTML page. Combined with JavaScript, layers make complex and visually appealing web sites possible.


Key Macro

As you work with Namo WebEditor, you may notice yourself sometimes using the same sequence of commands again and again. To save time, you can use WebEditor’s Key Macro facility to assign a single keypress to a sequence of actions and dramatically speed up repetitive tasks.


Image Map

A graphic which is divided into different areas, each of which link to different web pages. Using an Image Map, you can make several hyperlinks in one image.


// Internet Glossary


spam mail
Spam Mail(Bulk Mail, Junk Mail)

Usually, mail advertising products or services that is sent to a large number of e-mail addresses without having been requested. This is the Internet equivalent of junk mail.


Portal Site

A site that serves as a guide or gateway to the rest of the Internet. Portals provide a convenient way for beginners to get acquainted with the World Wide Web. Portals grew out of simple search sites to encopass Web directories, regional guides, shopping services, and more. Exaples are Yahoo.com and Excite.com.


banner ad
Banner advertisement

A rectangular ad placed usually at the top or sides of a web page. When you click on a banner ad, you are transported to the web site of the company that placed the ad.


FAQ
FAQ(Frequently Asked Questions)

A document that lists the most common questions and their answers on a particular subject.


FireWall

A combination of hardware and software that separates a LAN into two of more parts for security purposes.


MIME
MIME(Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions)

The standard for attaching non-text files to standard Internet mail messages. Before MIME, people could send only text in their email messages. The MIME standard, consisting of 7 kinds of content: text, message, graphics, multipart, application, sound files, video files, was designed to remove this limitation.


Namo WebEditor 3.0 shortcut keys

Function Keys

F1	Help
F2	Paste
F3	Find Again
F4	Publish
F5	Auto Detect
F6	HTML Source
F7	Spelling Check
F8	Merge Lists
F9	Create Hyperlink
F11	Preview in Netscape Navigator
F12	Preview in Internet Explorer

Function keys with Shift keys

	Shift Key
F1	Bubble Help
F2	Copy Format
F5	Refresh Screen
F6	Paragraph Style
F7	Auto Correct
F8	Split List
F9	Remove Hyperlink
F11	Import From Netscape Navigator
F12	Import From Internet Explorer

Function keys with Ctrl keys

	Ctrl Key
F1	Document Information
F4	Close
F5	Decrease Indent
F6	Increase Indent
F7	Insert symbols

Function keys with Alt keys

	Alt Key
F4	Exit
F5	SourceSafe Status Update
F6	Style Sheet
ETC.

<Ctrl + 0>	Normal Style
<Ctrl + 1>	Heading 1
<Ctrl + 2>	Heading 2
<Ctrl + 3>	Heading 3
<Ctrl + 4>	Heading 4
<Ctrl + 5>	Heading 5
<Ctrl + 6>	Heading 6
<Ctrl + 7>	Pre-Formatted
<Ctrl + 8>	Numbered
<Ctrl + 9>	Bulleted List
<Ctrl + Z>	Undo
<Ctrl + Del>	Delete a word/empty space after the caret
<Ctrl + Y>	Delete a line
<Ctrl+Shift+Tab>	Previous Document Window
<Ctrl + Tab>	Next Document Window
<Ctrl +Backspace>	Delete a word/empty space before the caret
<Alt + Z>	Redo
<F6>	HTML Source


Namo WebEditor 3.0 Customer Support

Namo WebEditor 3.0

Namo WebEditor 3.0 is developed by Namo Interactive Inc. The copyright and other proprietary intellectual property rights of the software are owned by Namo Interactive Inc., protected by the copyright laws of the Republic of Korea, international treaty provisions and all other national or International laws. The software and printed or electronic documentation may not, in whole or in part, be copied, photocopied, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable form without prior consent in writing from Namo.

Customer Support

Namo Interactive Inc. provides customer support for this software to registered customers. For questions or comments, send email to info@namo.com or Fax (+82-2-3275-1358)

Others

General Information info@namo.com
Order Information order@namo.com
Customer Service support@namo.com

Namo Interactive Inc. Web site URL:

http://www.namo.com/

Namo Interactive Inc.

4th Fl. West Wing, Venture Business Center

485-1, Daehung-dong, Mapo-ku,

Seoul 121-080 Korea

Fax : 02-3275-1358

E-Mail : info@namo.com