Official documentation
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ODUEdit Pro user's guide.
Naming files
When it comes to naming files for the Web, it is best to
follow some basic principles, outlined below:
• Do not use spaces in web file
names. If need be, an underscore (_) or dash (-)
can be used.
• Do not use special characters in Web
file names. Special characters are generally things
you have to push "shift" to make on a keyboard, but more broadly
can be described as anything that's not a letter or number.
• Do not use capital letters in Web file
names. In some situations, files on the Web are case
sensitive. Sometimes, they're not. The best way to avoid trouble
is to just keep all file names lower case.
Supported file types
DOCUMENT TYPES -----------------------------
.htm (html document)
.html (html document)
.pdf (Adobe PDF)
.txt (plain text file)
.js (javascript file)
.xls (Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet)
.doc (Microsoft Word Document)
.ppt (Microsoft Power Point)
IMAGE TYPES --------------------------------
.jpg (jpeg image)
.jpeg (jpeg image)
.gif (gif image)
.png (png - Macromedia FireWorks image)
Adding META tags
It's likely you've heard about these magical things called
META tags. META tags (which are invisible to the
person browsing a site) contain information about a particular
page. Search engines sometimes (although not always) index
the information in META tags. Information contained in META
tags alone will not attract visitors to a site. The page title,
the part that appears in the blue bar at the top of a Web
page in a browser, and the presence of a particular keyword
in the document text will both do more to attract people to
a page. Regardless, including META data can only help.
ODUEdit Pro
- Log in to your Web site and open in the file editor the
document you wish to edit.
- Locate the
"Modify Page Properties" button, usually located on the
lower top set of menu buttons near the right.
- On the menu that pops up, add a description and a set
of keywords that identify the page you're editing.
