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Index

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In this section you'll get an overview of how to use HexWeb XT. After reviewing this section you can begin creating HTML files from your QuarkXPress pages.

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This section shows you how to make hyperlinks, file links and anchor links within QuarkXPress using the HexWeb Tools palette. Here you'll also find out how to scale and align images and how to preview selected objects in the Netscape browser before actually exporting them.

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HexWebXT has many advanced HTML features like: header and footer elements, automatic relational path calculation, background color, background images, automatic drop caps and left indents.

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HexWeb XT 2.5 has a new very powerful Toolset: The Special Object Library (SOL). With SOL you can add elements from outside the Quark document. SHOCKWAVE Animations, QuickTime Movies, JAVA Applets, FORMS, TABLES, Images a.s.o.

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Here you can learn about the built-in interface for META Tag handling of HexWeb XT 2.5. META Tags are strings with additional information about your article, and are mostly used by search engines and databases.

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This section is an overview of the most important new features of HexWeb XT 2.5.

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Here you'll get an overview of the HexWeb Index Pro application, which creates tables of contents and FRAMES documents from the pages you have exported from QuarkXPress with HexWeb XT...

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The user-definable preferences of HexWeb Index are explained here...

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The Site Management Tool! All hyperlinks inside your publication, image links, relational links, and links to other documents can be checked with a click of a button. All missing links are shown in a palette, where you can make corrections!

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Netscape has defined a new feature for its browser interface. This feature is called FRAMES. Using FRAMES, it's now possible to display multiple URLs simultaneously on the same page. Static HTML elements, an interactive table of contents, and the related HTML pages can all co-exist in the same browser window. HexWeb Index Pro has a built-in FRAMES Editor and this area explains how to use it...

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