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You can't edit existing HTML pages using WYSIWYG Web Builder. WYSIWYG Web Builder is not an HTML editor, but an HTML generator! But although Web Builder is not an HTML editor, you can import existing HTML pages (version 2.1 and higher). Select Page->Import->Import HTML Page from the menu to display ...

Although you can specify the page width and height using the page properties. These values aren't fixed. When you move an object outside the current page size it will automatically adjust the settings to make everything fit. You can however enable Guide Borders so you can make sure all objects stay ...

'mailto' is the default action for HTML forms. However for this to work the browser needs to be configured to use the default email application. If there is no default email client then 'mailto' will not work, because the browser does not know how to send emails without it. You can read the followin...

These instructions are advanced users only! Please skip step 2 and continue with 'alternative method' if you would like to implement the 'form processor' in Web Builder. UPDATE : This article is now also available as a tutorial with screenshots: http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/forms_php.html Step 1...

1. Drag the Form object to the page and a draw a box to indicate the position of the form. 2. Design your form by adding some Form controls to the form: Button Image Button Advanced Button Checkbox Radio button Editbox Text Area Combobox You can also make text and images part of the form. You'll not...

Method 1 1) Select an item 2) Hold download the SHIFT key on your keyboard 3) Select another item Now you have selected multiple items. Repeat these steps if you want to select more items. Method 2 Drag a rectangle around the items you want to select. When you release the mouse button, the items wi...

While building your web site, Web Builder saves the project file with the .wbs extension. This is a project file used by Web Builder to simplify the building process. One project file can contain multiple web pages. Once your pages are ready you must export or publish them as HTML. (more details: ht...

Hyperlinks are text or images that can be clicked to bring the user to another web file such as a web page, images or any other file. They are the essence of the World Wide Web as they link pages within sites and web sites to other web sites. To create a hyperlink in Web Builder, follow these steps:...

To get started with WYSIWYG Web Builder we recommend visiting:
http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/getting_started.html

Tip: The build-in help (F1) can also be very helpful!

Select View->Page Properties from the menu and edit the page width or height. You can also use the ruler 'trackers' to resize your page size. Note that these settings do not change the final output size of your HTML page, because your browser only displays the area of your page that has visible obje...

Web Builder uses the extension .wbs ( W eb B uilder S ite) to save it's documents. These documents are not HTML files but 'packed' data files containing layout details about a web page, so they can easily be edited by the software. One file can contain mutliple web pages, so you can keep all pages o...

Yes, if you want to add attributes to a HTML object for example the Image object, select the object and choose edit HTML.
Then to add an attribute click Inside Tag and type your code. Your custom code is displayed in blue.

Related tutorial:
http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/add_html.html

While resizing the table hold down the Ctrl-key.

Please make sure you have the latest Run-Time Components for Visual C++ Applications. (MFC42.DLL, MSVCP60.DLL ...)
You can download these files from the Microsoft site (search for Q259403)

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Normally Web Builder will run on any healthy Windows installation. If you have problems it's probably because some other software has overwritten important system files. Here's how you can fix this: 1. Go to the Microsoft download site and install this patch: http://support.microsoft.com/default.asp...