Using EasyStyle

Here is a small tutorial on using EasyStyle to create Style Sheets

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1. Section 1.1: The File Menu

   The file menu contains the tools used to open a new stylesheet, Open an existing style sheet, Save the current stylesheet, print the open stylesheet, and exit the program

2. Section 1.2: The Edit Menu

   The Edit menu contains all of the normal editing tools like undo, cut, copy, paste, and select all

3. Section 1.3: The Help Menu

   The Help menu allows you to see the program's version and get to this help viewer

Using the Toolbars

1. Section 2.1: The Normal Tools

   The first 7 buttons on the toolbar are pretty standard for most programs. These allow you to open new documents open existing documents, save files, print files, cut, copy, and paste text.

2. Section 2.2: EasyStyle Tools

   The next 3 buttons are a bit different from other programs.

   • The first button allows you to create a new selector. A selector is the entry that you create as a heading section for the style sheet
   • The second button allows you to delete any selected selector in the selector menu. If you don't want one anymore
   • The third button is the button used to insert the stylesheet entry at the current cursor position in the viewer at the bottom of the screen.

3. Section 2.3: The Other Buttons

   The last button is the button you would push to get to this program

Using the Program

1. Section 3.1: Creating a Style Sheet

   Creating a style sheet is pretty easy. Follow the steps below:

   • First you will select a selector in the left box that you want to use.
   • Next you would fill out the entries in the tabbed dialog on the right.
   • Finally select the place you want to put the entry in the viewer on the bottom and then click the Insert button described earlier
   • Continue this process to create the rest of the entries and finish out the style sheet.
2. Section 3.1: Helpfull Tips

   The program is relatively easy to use but here are some tips to make it easier.

   • Create all the selectors you want before you start creating the style sheet.
   • Always make sure that when you click the insert button that you have the selector you want selected
   • If you make a mistake you can always hit the undo button
   • After each entry go through the tabbed dialog again to make sure there are no entries that you don't want in the next selector
   • You can always print the document so you can view it or even better open it in EasyASP for a more featureful editor
   • The dropdown lists in the tabbed dlaiog give you some options you can use but if you want something that's not in there you can always type in your own
   • EasyStyle currently does not save selectors that you have created. This will be in a future version of the program.