This is a quick start guide for using your web editor.
Your web editor comes with an extensive User's
Guide (in PDF format) that covers everything you can do with
your editor. We highly recommend checking
it out.
Tip: Once in the web editor, there is a "help"
button in the top right corner of every page. Excellent quick online
help when you need it.
Overview:
WebEdit Professional is a browser-based web content management
and website builder application with a complete online WYSIWYG HTML
Editor that you can use to create, edit and update your entire website.
You can edit and save your web pages from any pc connected to the
internet. Requirements for your pc are:
- Operating System: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
- Web Browser: Internet Explorer v5.5 or above
Note: WebEdit Professional will not work on Apple
Macintosh's
If you don’t have a current version of Internet Explorer,
you can download it free from Microsoft: http://microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.htm
Keep in mind that you DON’T need this browser
to visit and SEE your site, anyone can see it! You just need this
browser to edit it.
Accessing your web editor:
On any pc connected to the internet using Microsoft's Internet
Explorer v5.5 or above, go to http://www.INBenterprises.com/tsgcms/webedit.php.
Tip! Add the login screen to your favorites for easy
access later.
Enter your username and password and click the "Login"
button.
Your username and password has been emailed to you. If you have
lost the email or otherwise forgotten your username and pasword,
please contact us and we will send it to you again.
For the purposes of this quick start guide, we will be using the
"pnr" account.
After successfully logging in you will be taken to the File Manager.
Here you can see your folders and files.
View to see the page - Edit to
edit the page.
At the bottom of the screen (you'll probably have to scroll down)
you'll find the buttons to upload a file, create a new file or folder.
OK - let's look at the editing screen now ...
We'll edit the directions.shtm file by clicking on the edit link.
You'll see the following screen and in a couple of seconds the "loading
editor - please wait" message will go away ...
You'll find the interface intuitive. Click in the content area
and make your changes.
As this is a quick-start guide and not a comprehensive tutorial
(please see the web editor User's Guide for that) we won't go over
what every button does.
However, we would like to bring your attention to a few of them
- more precisely, the first two left hand buttons.
The first button (looks like a floppy) is your "save"
button. You must "save" your changes. Just closing the
browser window will not save your changes. You have to click the
floppy. The little down arrow next to the floppy will let you choose
"save & exit" which will save your changes and then
return you to the File Manager.
The next button (looks like an X) is the "cancel without saving
changes" button. This is good to use if you've done something
horrible to your page (hey - it happens) and you decide it would
be easier to start over than try and figure out what happened.
When finished editing, you'll be back at the File Manager. If you
are done, please click the big "Log
Off" tab on the top right of the screen.
This concludes the quick-start guide.
Armed with this bit of information and the Users Guide, you'll
be well on your way to making changes to your web site.
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