You need to make your site known! Submit your URL to all the major search engines: Yahoo!, Altavista, Infoseek, Excite, Webcrawler.
You can use <HR> to make a separating line across your web page. Add a width, <HR WIDTH=50%>, to specify how much of the screen to use.
Frames don't work in all browsers. Use Frames when you realy need them when creating your web page.
You can upload and download files using Dutch's FTP. Files can be uploaded all at once with its Batch Transfer feature.
Keeping all your image filenames (image.gif or image.jpg) lowercase prevents you from making any mistakes on your web page.
You shouldn't clutter up your web page with too many Animated Gif's. It will cause a distraction from the content of your page.
You'll want to keep the color scheme of your web site the same throughout. Making one page all red and the second all purple doesn't make for conformity.
You really should put your e-mail address somewhere on your page so that your visitors can contact you.
Many web servers are unix-based and are therefore case sensitive when it comes to file names. MYPAGE.HTML is not the same as mypage.html.
You can use BORDER=0 on images that are links and link color surrounding the image will not appear.
If you need to create an Image Map, click on the Client Side Image Maps under View menu. Image Maps are fun using Dutch's Image Map Builder.
To test your webpage without saving, click on either of the two External Browser buttons or use Dutch's HTML Viewer.
Try to keep all your images and .html files in one directory. This makes your site easier to work on.
If you have stored all of your files in the same folder, you could use Dutch's FTP to transfer files all at once, using its Batch Upload feature.
You can try pasting or dragging an image directly in your current document. The image will be inserted, but it can't be saved since HTML File format is an ASCII formatted File.
You have a choice of creating a Web Page using a blank document, using the Quick Start or the Dutch The Wizard. The options can be set in Options Dialog Box.
By default Dutch's HTML Editor forces all file names into lower case. Also, by default the file name extension is .htm unless user specifies different extension. This makes it easier when putting web sites from case-insensitive Windows machines to case-sensitive UNIX boxes.
Printing job is being done using default Text editor, or default Browser. You will not see any of these default applications when printing. To set your printing preferences, use Windows "Start | Settings | Printers" menu.
Appearance of the list of your currently opened documents will be changed after you have opened more then nine documents, adding the "File | More Windows" menu command.
As soon as search string is found with Find Dialog Box, highlighted chunk of text in your current document could be replaced using Replace Dialog Box.
Use "Edit | Select All" if you want to copy all the contents of the current document to the Clipboard ("Edit | Select All", then "Edit | Copy"), or to cut all the contents to place it to the Clipboard ("Edit | Select All", then "Edit | Cut").
By default, color of your tags will be changed to Red when you use "Edit | Color Tags" command. To change default color for your tags, use Options Dialog Box under "Tool | Options" menu.
You can turn off and on any of the Toolbars. If you have customized Toolbars turning them off or on, you could set their appearance in the Options Dialog Box. Dutch's HTML Editor will remember their settings next time when you start program.
You can use the Spelling Options Dialog to specify various spelling-checker options. These options affect the way the spelling checker operates.
Image Maps Dialog has its own Menu and Help file. The detailed description of all commands can be found under "Help | Contents" or "Help | Search" menu.
You can set an image to be a link. Image Viewer lets you choose such link and automatically sets HTML code for you. If you want to get rid of the link and insert just image, you can clear link using button marked "---".
You can let Dutch's HTML Editor to set paths to Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator Executables, Favorites and Bookmarks automatically, or you can do it by your self manually using Options Dialog Box.
With HTML Tags Dialog Box you can customize HTML tags adding existing once in your own favorite set of tags, or you can add new once that are not already build in Dutch's HTML Editor. That way you'll always have the newest available HTML tags.
Using frames in HTML allows you to display multiple HTML documents on one Web page. The ability to do this opens up some exciting possibilities. Remember though, frames are just another tool in your Web page design arsenal. Used intelligently and sparingly frames should be an asset not a liability.
Form using "mailto" method should set ENCTYPE to "application/x-www-form-urlencoded". Data will be sent unformatted and you'll need some Email-formatting tool to read it. You may want to set ENCTYPE to "text/plain" to check this.
If you want make your Web page load faster, you can do this through loading text and then graphics. You have to specify the Width and the Height of the image in Pixels. You will notice when you choose an image both, Width and Height in Pixels will appear in all Dialogs.
To create a link to a target in the current document, choose "Insert | Local Link". You can then choose the desired target from a list of all targets in the current document.
You can choose only one option for font size and color, but you can mix and match the other twelve visual attributes of a font in Format Text Dialog Box.
If you highlight text in your HTML document before inserting chosen options from Format Text Dialog Box, the appropriate tags will be inserted at the start and end of the text, so that only the selected text is formatted.
You have to select a paragraph or range of paragraphs before applying indentation attributes.
To insert list of links to your images quickly, type list frst, then highlight each string and call Text - Link to Image Dialog. Just add URL to your image and click on "Insert" button!
The User Dictionaries Dialog allows you to edit the contents of a user dictionary. The contents of user dictionaries are saved in disk files.
