1st JAVA Navigator - Commander [Main Toolbar]

Main Toolbar

Shortcuts to the most frequently used options of the Commander

	New Clears all current Commander information. A new applet style and/or theme may then be chosen.

	Open Opens an existing "HTML" file which includes one of the three 1st JAVA Navigator applets.

	Notes The Open dialog box is a standard Windows 'File Open' dialog box. This option is used to open an existing 1st JAVA Navigator "HTML" file, so that it can be modified. The Commander will generate an error message if it is unable to locate the 1st JAVA Navigator in the HTML file. If opening a recently used file, under the "File" menu, there will be a history of the last four (4) files opened by the Commander. To update files which were originally created using an older version of the 1st JAVA Navigator, just open the file with the new Commander, and then hit the Save button. The 1^st JAVA Navigator is as "Backwards Compatible" as possible. In most cases, earlier versions of the 1st JAVA Navigator are able to be imported. However, we are unable to give a 100% guarantee that all HTML files will be successfully imported because there are a myriad of different possible implementations.
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	Trouble shooting: If you experience any problems importing an HTML file that includes one of the three applets, then it is usually because: Problem 1: The applet parameters were written or altered by hand, without using the Commander, so the syntax is now incorrect. Solution: Check through the syntax for any spelling errors (typos), missing semi colons ( ; ) etc and ENSURE that the correct case was used. (REMEMBER: UNIX servers are CASE-SENSITIVE, Windows servers are NOT!) Problem 2: Error message: "The class file directory could not be found so it was reset to the default." This message means that the class files will now be placed in the same directory as the HTML file (unless the location is changed again by the user). The class files have been either relocated or deleted, so the Commander cannot locate them. Solution: As the message indicates, the class file location had been altered (by the user) so the Commander could not find them. It therefore, re-set to the default values (unless the location is changed again by the user).

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	Saving The Save button will save the work (applet parameter code) in the location chosen when an existing file or a new file has been created. To specify a different location or file name, use the "File" menu, "Save As" option.

	Help / On-line Documentation This button will open the 1st JAVA Navigator's comprehensive On-line Documentation. (Even more assistance can be found in the FAQ section of Auscomp's web site: http://www.auscomp.com)

	Example This button will Import a Sample file which may be used as an example to show how the 1st JAVA Navigator really works. This sample file is useful in demonstrating the various options available on the Tab only, Tree only or Tab & Tree together style of the Commander.

	Preview Opens a browser window and show the applet that was generated by the Commander as it will appear on your site.

	Copy This button will Copy the generated HTML code to the Clipboard. This is especially useful when incorporating the 1st JAVA Navigator into a site created using an HTML editing program.
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Upload report
This button will Open the Upload Report Window, which gives detailed information about which files need to be uploaded to the server - and where they should be placed.
Text option
The Upload Report (below) will also be saved as a .txt file in the same location as the HTML file, when the work is saved from the Commander.
Print option
The Upload Report ( below) may be printed by opening the report in either Wordpad or Notepad and clicking on the Print button.

1st JAVA Navigator - Commander - Main Toolbar - Upload Report

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