Undo
Use this option to undo the last operation.
Note: although Web In-site offers
multiple levels of undo, in certain circumstances the buffer is flushed and
it is not possible to undo the last operation. It is, therefore, essential to
save documents on a regular basis.
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Redo
Use this option to redo the last undo operation.
Note: although Web In-site offers multiple levels of redo, in certain
circumstances the buffer is flushed and it is not possible to redo the last
operation. It is, therefore, essential to save documents on a regular basis.
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Cut
Use this option to cut the currently selected text within the document. The
text is removed from the document and automatically copied to the system
clipboard for pasting into other text regions.
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Copy
Use this option to copy the currently selected text within the document. The
text is copied to the system clipboard, but is not removed from the document.
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Paste
Use this option to paste any text currently stored within the system clipboard.
The text is inserted into the current document at the current cursor position.
The text is placed into the current document at the current cursor position.
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Select All
Use this option to highlight all of the text in the current document. This is
useful for cut and copy operations and for deleting all of the text within the
current document.
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Find/Replace
Use this option to perform search and replace operations on the text within
the current document.
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Use the radio buttons situated at the top of the dialogue box to specify
whether a pure search or a search and replace is required.
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Use the checkboxes situated at the bottom of the dialogue box to specify
whether whole words should be matched, i.e. selecting this option would
not find "here" within the word "there", and whether
case matching is required, i.e. "Hello" as opposed to
"hello".
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Enter the required text to search/replace and use one of the following:
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Find Next - use this to find the next match.
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Replace - replace the currently selected word within the document.
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Replace All - replace all occurrences of the specified word in the document.
Note: The "Find Next" operation is carried out on all text from the
current cursor position until the end of the document. The "Replace All
" operation is carried out on ALL text within the current document. If
only certain occurrences are to be replaced, simply use a combination of
"Find Next" and "Replace" to replace only the relevant
occurrences.
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Go to...
Use this option to place the cursor at a given line number. The input dialogue
box informs one how many lines there are within the current document. This
operation is extremely useful for code and script debugging purposes.
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Settings
This displays a submenu with the following settings:
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Configure browsers - this provides a dialogue box which enables the
configuration of up to four browsers for previewing and testing
purposes. It is important to test one's documents under a variety
of platforms in order to ensure that they are viewable under
most/all platforms. Set the first browser as the default browser in
order to enable quick access at a later stage by using the Ctrl + B
key combination to preview the current document.
Note: set the first browser as your default browser for quick
access using <CTRL> + B to preview the current document.
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File format - save files in either: PC, UNIX or Mac formats. PC is the default
format and is recommended for all files placed on the Web, as it ensures safe
line breaks thereby allowing users under all platforms to effectively view the
source code of the document.
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Use smart tag-indentation - setting this option causes the appropriate HTML
tags to be indented in an effective manner from this point onwards. This
makes the source code more readable and enables easy maintenance at a later
stage.
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