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You can create HTML documents from your document center. You don't need to know HTML to create and format a document online. You can select fonts, insert images, tables, links, and much more. It's similar to Microsoft Word or Wordperfect. | You can create HTML documents from your document center. You don't need to know HTML to create and format a document online. You can select fonts, insert images, tables, links, and much more. It's similar to Microsoft Word or Wordperfect. | ||
| − | ==How to create | + | ==How to create an HTML document== |
# From '''documents''' menu select '''new document''' | # From '''documents''' menu select '''new document''' | ||
# Click on '''Formatted Text (HTML Document)''' under "Option 1" | # Click on '''Formatted Text (HTML Document)''' under "Option 1" | ||
| − | # Enter | + | # Enter document title and document content |
# Click on '''save''' button | # Click on '''save''' button | ||
| − | Note: | + | Note: Online Editor works best Internet Explorer. Netscape and Firefox users can only enter plain text or copy HTML from another source. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Online editor]] | * [[Online editor]] | ||
Revision as of 22:54, 7 August 2007
You can create HTML documents from your document center. You don't need to know HTML to create and format a document online. You can select fonts, insert images, tables, links, and much more. It's similar to Microsoft Word or Wordperfect.
How to create an HTML document
- From documents menu select new document
- Click on Formatted Text (HTML Document) under "Option 1"
- Enter document title and document content
- Click on save button
Note: Online Editor works best Internet Explorer. Netscape and Firefox users can only enter plain text or copy HTML from another source.
