tip 1 =You can right click an Object to Open the Object Editor.
tip 2 =You can "Include" an original Object on multiple pages with the Edit -Include command. An Included Object will have the same size and position on every page in which it is Included.
tip 3 =If you move or scale an Included Object, it will move and scale on every page it is Included.
tip 4 =The Cut command will only remove an Object from the current page. Use the Delete command to remove an Object from the Project.
tip 5 =When you import HTML through the Text Editor (abc button), you should let it strip the <HEAD> and <BODY> tabs if asked.
tip 6 =If an Object is hidden behind another Object you can select it with the mouse by holding the Shift Key.
tip 7 =Use the Geometry Editor to make a Rectangle, Ellipse or Polygon Object visible.
tip 8 =The Geometry Editor can be used to assign an outline and color to an Object.
tip 9 =You can assign a texture map to a Text, Rectangle, Ellipse or Polygon with the Shading Editor.
tip 10=Saturn would float in a bathtub? But where would you put the bathtub?
tip 11=You can edit the points on a polygon with the Resize command in the Object menu.
tip 12=You can change the name of a page in the Page Editor. A Page can have up to 40 characters but you should not use non standard characters such as "~!@#$%^&*){}[]:;'<,>.?/".
tip 13=The first page of a Web Site is often called "default.htm" or "index.htm".
tip 14=Unix servers are case sensative while NT servers are not. Be sure to always check the case of links or pictures. (UPPER lower CaSe)
tip 15=You can enable, adjust and display a snap grid with the Tools dialog in the Options menu.
tip 16=The Blue Target Resolution Border is provided as a guide and can be changed or disabled in the Options menu.
tip 17=You can set the Text Editor to HTML mode to enter HTML tags.
tip 18=You can scale a Plain Text Object to any size by dragging its bounding box on the Y axiz.
tip 19=You can move a toolbar by dragging it with your mouse.
tip 20=When you paste a Page it will "Include" the Objects from the original page. You should Copy, Paste and Cut the original Objects if you wish to move them to a different location. See the Include command for more information on included Objects.
tip 21=If you Delete an Object it will be deleted from all pages in the project. Use Cut when you only wish to remove an Object from the current page.
tip 22=A halyard is used to hoist the sails on a sail boat.
tip 23=You can check and remove orphaned Objects and Components with the Clean command in the Object Editor and Publish Editor.
tip 24=If a link does not work, check to see if the Object is behind another Object's bounding box. Use the 'To Front' command in the Arrange menu to move it to front of the other Object.
tip 25=If you loose an Object you can use the Object Editor to move and scale it back to its default location.
tip 26=You can Align Objects with the Arrange menu by selecting them with a bounding box.
tip 27=When you move an Object it will remain selected even when it is moved behind another Object. Press the Ctrl key to select an Object that is at the front.
tip 28=Hold the Ctrl key to maintain the aspect ratio of an Object when scaling it with the mouse.
[SPIN]
tip 1 =IMS Web Engine is the professional version that includes animation and interactive events.
[ENG]
tip 1 =You can increase, decrease or reverse the motion of an Animated Object with the Rate Slider in the Action Editor.
