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Preview Web Pages Before actually creating a web page, you can preview it and change its appearance until it looks the way you want. The normal routine is to cycle thru the 'Edit' and 'Preview' buttons until the web page looks the way you want. Note: If you're adding new images to an existing web page, the preview will show only the new images. Area maps will also be omitted when previewing. You can access this screen by clicking the 'View' button on the wizard or by clicking the 'Webpage' button on the EXIF editor. Select HTML Customization File Click the 'Select' button to specify the HTML customization file. The HTML customization file controls how your web page looks. Back to the top Create HTML Customization File Click the 'New' button to create a new HTML customization file. HTML customization files are saved to the main RoboPhoto directory and have an .HCF extension. Back to the top Edit HTML Customization File Click the 'Edit' button to edit the currently selected HTML customization file. This controls how your web pages look. This is the most important button and the one that you'll use the most. Back to the top Select HTML Template Directory Click the 'Select' button to specify the HTML template directory. The HTML files contained in this directory dictate what information will be included in the web page and where it will be displayed. Normally, your HTML template directory will not change. Once you decide on a particular style and begin using it, you'll probably want to stick with it to maintain a consistent look. Back to the top Preview Click this button to preview the web page using the current image source directory. The web page will be created in a temporary directory under the \Webpages directory and will be automatically deleted when you exit the program. Back to the top Config Click this button to load the main program settings. There are items specified there that you may want to change in order to control the web page appearance, such as the thumbnail sizes and the thumbnail table dimensions. Back to the top Help Click this button to load the help file. You can also press the F1 key anywhere in the program for context sensitive help. Back to the top Close Click this button to close the form. Back to the top Send email or go home.