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Section 3 - CJ_USER and CJ_SUP Toolbar Tools and Features
The CJ_USER Toolbar includes 14 special "User-Defined HTML Tag" Tools.
These tools store whatever HTML tags you like. When clicked, the tools surround whatever
text you've selected with your own HTML tag preferences. Each of the tools can be
customized by selecting the Create Crackerjack Tool,
described below.
The CJ_SUP Toolbar includes the Crackerjack Tools described below.
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CJ_HTML Toolbar contains
most of the HTML 2.0 tools and features
Store and change your own HTML tag preferences via the CREATE CRACKERJACK TOOL. Each time you select
this tool, the 14 tools on the CJ_USER toolbar are updated to store and hold each of
the 14 tag preferences you've entered in the CREATE CRACKERJACK TOOL dialog box.
If you don't wish to use the CJ_USER toolbar to insert your HTML tag preferences, you may
enter any of the 14 tags you've chosen from the CREATE CRACKERJACK TOOL tool, itself.
This tool also invites you to change the toolbar button faces of the 14 CJ-User Toolbar
tools quickly and whenever you wish. (This option is not supported in Office 97/Word 97.
Dunno why.)
IMPORTANT NOTE: DO NOT ALTER THE POSITIONS OR CHANGE THE NAMES OF THE TOOLS ON THE
CJ_USER TOOLBAR. The position and the name of the tool must not be changed if the Create
Crackerjack Tool and the 14 customizable tools on the CJ_USER toolbar are to operate properly.
(In the CJ_HTML toolbar and the CJ_SUP toolbar, the tools can be transferred from one
toolbar to the other, deleted entirely or changed in any way.)
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Opens a dialog box listing all your drives and directories. Select any document, .DOC,
.HTM or any other file extension. The tool will insert the file, check to see if it has
been inserted properly. It will then place the cursor back at the original cursor
location so that you can begin editing at that point.
In addition, if the file you selected is an HTML file, the Insert Any Document Tool will...
- Replace the standard HTML paragraph marks with Word's paragraph marks.
- Ask you if you would like the HTML tags to be displayed as red, hidden text
and the URLs to be displayed as bright blue and underlined. If you choose "Yes",
the tool will tint your tags.
You may insert multiple files into one Crackerjack document if you like.
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This tool offers a wide selection of colors and also offers the option to enter
your own. There are options for background colors
or background graphics, as well as:
- text color
- link color
- visited link color and
- active link color
If you choose to enter your own custom colors and/or a background graphic, these
custom settings will be stored and reappear in the custom selection sections of
the toolÆs dialog box, so that you donÆt have to remember them or reenter them.
The custom settings can be changed at any time and they take precedence over the
100 color options that are offered in each of the five dropdown boxes.
Color Tip: Keep in mind that some monitors only display a very limited number or colors.
If your monitor displays 16 million colors, it's probably a good idea to view your page in
a monitor which displays 256 colors (or less) before you install your Web page on a server
for all the world to see. The graphics cards in an individual's computer can also
dramatically affect the color tones he actually sees.
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This tool offers options including:
- Table Border
- Width
- Height
- Cellpadding
- Cellspacing and
- Top and Bottom Caption options
You may enter your own custom tag preferences instead, if you wish.
<TABLE BORDER=2 CELLPADDING=2>
<CAPTION ALIGN=TOP This is my caption</CAPTION>
| Raflag Agjdfg | Bdfasfd Dfgsdgf Wefg |
Muchness |
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| kdjglsdjfg sdfg | dfg sdfgsdjhdfgsfgsdfgdfgsdfg |
7 |
| nmfghnsdfg | asldj |
956,893 |
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From Word DOC table to HTML with the click of a Tool
Crackerjack converts non-nested Word tables of any length to HTML. Like Word itself,
the program starts the conversion with the assumption that the tables have an
equal number of columns in each row. Cell alignments are automatically
calculated and the appropriate alignment tags are inserted. Table
Headers are accommodated, too.
Each of the two table tools, when clicked, will first present the BEGINNING TABLE TAG AND
CAPTION Tool's dialog box so that you can choose any special beginning table tag
options you like. If you just want a standard <TABLE> tag, just click OK.
This tool converts ALL the tables within the .DOC to HTML.
This tool will convert the particular table your cursor is in.
You can select the entire table or just place your cursor anywhere inside the
table to convert that table to HTML.
You can also use the
BEGINNING TABLE TAG AND CAPTION Tool separately if you like.
DOC TO HTML TABLE CONVERSION: SOME OF THE PARTICULARS...
The Word .DOC to HTML TABLE TOOL checks to see whether you have entered any Word Table
Headings in the first row of each table. If so it places <TH> and </TH> tags
around the text in each table cell containing a Table Heading. The tool checks the alignment
of each row. If each cell in the row is identically aligned, the tool inserts the tag,
<TR ALIGN="left"> or <TR ALIGN="center"> or <TR ALIGN="right"> at the
beginning of the row, then inserts the table data tags, <TD> and </TD> around the
text in each cell in the row and enters the end of row tag, </TR>, at the end of the row.
If all the cells in the row were left aligned, the row would look like this:
<TR ALIGN=left><TD>text in first cell</TD> <TD>text in 2nd
cell</TD> <TD>text in 3rd cell</TD></TR>
If the cells in the row are aligned differently, the tool enters tags that look like this:
<TR><TD ALIGN="left">text in first cell</TD> <TD ALIGN="center">text
in 2nd cell</TD> <TD ALIGN="right">text in 3rd cell</TD></TR>
The DOC to HTML TABLE TOOL will not convert every possible
configuration, but you can use the tool to create the basic structure and then add
whatever combinations of tags you like (either before or after the final conversion
process. For more information about creating unusual table configurations, you can
find a good guide at http://www.netscape.com/assist/net_sites/tables.html.
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 MAKE HIDDEN TOOL and
 MAKE UNHIDDEN TOOL
The names are not clever, but the macros may come in handy.
Centered, Bold and Italic Text
Three tools, one for CENTER, one for BOLD and one for ITALIC which each immediately
insert the tags around any selection, are available on the Cj_Sup Toolbar. The tools
are depicted immediately below. If there is no selected text, the beginning and ending
codes will be inserted on each side of the cursor.
 Inserts the <CENTER> tags.
 Inserts the <B> tags.
 Inserts the <I> tags.
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Enters your preference of FONT SIZE tags.
CONVERT SPECIAL CHARACTERS TOOL
Disabled in the demo version of the program.
In the complete version, this tool converts
the ISO Latin 1 Entities
from .DOC to HTML. (Not all HTML browsers support these characters.)
CONVERT SPECIAL CHARACTERS FROM HTML TO .DOC TOOL
Disabled in the demo version of the program.
In the complete version, this tool converts the HTML sequences
into their Word .DOC equivalents.
Word for Windows supports some special characters that Word for Macintosh does not.
(A table with the entries is provided in the CJ.DOC file in the complete version
of the program.)
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While working on your document you might wish to add or delete some HTML tags.
Two tools facilitate the removal of HTML codes.
Toolbar tools for each of the Zap macros have been included in the CJ_SUP toolbar.
Disabled in the demo version of the program.
In the complete version, the
ZAP CODES FROM DOCUMENT TOOL, when selected, deletes all the HTML tags from the
entire document. When you select this menu item, a message will ask you if you're
sure you wish to continue (It deletes all brackets and
all text in between the beginning and the ending bracket, whether the text is
hidden or unhidden.
Disabled in the demo version of the program.
In the complete version, the
ZAP CODES FROM THE SELECTION TOOL, when selected, deletes the HTML tags from whatever
text you have selected. (Like the other Zap macro, it deletes all brackets and all
text in between the beginning and the ending bracket, whether the text is
hidden or unhidden.
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 This tool provides a quick
way to delete any empty paragraph marks which might have been imported with
an HTML document. (Just a convenience. It doesn't harm anything to leave
'em where they be.)
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