Check this if you'll be adding code (or don't like smileys).
To confirm that you are human write OK in the box: (by the way we have several filters in place and we monitor everything, so don't loose time)
shortcuts (IE and NS6 only): hit alt+s to send, alt+p to preview, or alt+r to reset
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Posted by: Emcee
Posted on: Sep 28th, 2007, 12:06pm
I am using your trial software to see if it will help me create a Users Manual for a new software our company uses. I have a copy your PDF users manual but still have LOTS of questions. (I am not familiar with HTML and such, not "techy" at all). Is there a more detailed manual out there somewhere that can help me or do i need to just post each time I need more help. I've tried searching online in the "help" for the topics, but they are not as detailed as I'd like.
Thanks. Melissa
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Sep 28th, 2007, 12:41pm
You can always ask support by email, also. In case you post a topic, please search if there is a similar topic before, and possibly add your question there, rather than opening a new topic. If your question is really new, then open a new topic but give it a meaningful title ("help" is not a meaningful title; a good title is your question resumed in a few words)
As for what I read: - You need the source of that pdf document or you should copy and paste the text (the program does not read pdf directly) - You never see any "HTML" so you can forget about this word; you can output to HTML(= obtain HTML files) with the automatic menu File >Export (you obtain a bunch of nice HTML files and other files - you can safely ignore how the program creates them)
Posted by: Emcee
Posted on: Sep 28th, 2007, 1:27pm
Thank you for the advice on posting. Other than email support and the PDF users guide that i printed out (70 pages), is there a more detailed guide for Paper Killer?
How do you add a "new " topic. I can not find a button.
Posted by: stutyr
Posted on: May 27th, 2008, 6:36pm
One of my websites had all the lines underscored when published. I went back and removed all underscores from the source, but the underscores are still on the web. I also looked at the source HTML to see if I could find a the special character for underscoring, but there was none. Any idea what else I can try? Thanks.
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: May 28th, 2008, 5:44am
to add a new topic, click on "Our Products", then select the product you own (EasyWebEditor??), then click on "Start new topic, Ask a question" that's near the top right. It is MANDATORY to do a search before adding new topics: in your case you should search at least the word "u nderline" and/or "everything u nderlined"...
as for your problem [... reply deleted as I have seen you posted in a more pertinent topic...]
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