AceHTML Pro 6.50.1 - User Guide and FAQ

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Frequently Asked Questions - AceHTML Pro

1. AceHTML frequently crashes with error messages, what is the cause?
   You may have an application installed and running in background that causes a crash in AceHTML. These following applications are already known to create error messages in AceHTML:
   - WinPoet for PPP connection (DSL) , needs to be disabled completely. It creates errors in AceHTML.
   
   - Previous versions of TurboMem, known to disable the usage of ComboBox in the main interface.
   
   - WindowBlinds for Windows - some skins creates crashes and error messages in AceHTML,
   
   - Old drivers of Microsoft Intellimouse, it creates errors in pointer.dll or similar dll in AceHTML. It needs to be updated to the last driver to resolve the problem.
   
   - Some antivirus creates also error messages in AceHTML.
   
   
2. How can I upload my HTML documents to my Internet site?
   To send your HTML documents, images and other files from your computer to your Internet server, you must use an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program. This type of program allows you to transfer files from your hard disk to your Internet server (upload) and vice-versa (download). AceFTP makes transferring files very easy.
   
   
3. How can I include a counter in my HTML page?
   Many new page creators ask themselves how to insert counters in an HTML page.
   To place a counter on your page, you have three alternatives:
   1. Use the counter supplied by your service provider.
   2. Use a counter provided by several sites.
   3. Use your own counter.
   Use the counter supplied by your service provider
   Some users cannot have a counter on their pages because their account does not include access to CGI. In this case you should call your service provider who can generally indicate how to place a counter in your page. However, the process is different depending on the features supported by your provider.
   
   Usually this is the simplest way to place a counter on your page. However, if you cannot obtain this service from your provider, then you can resort to available counter services.
   
   Use a counter provided by several sites
   You can also get a counter from a counter service other than your service provider.
   
   Use your own counter
   If you have an account that allows you to use CGI programs, then you can use your own counter. You can look for counters by conducting a search in the Internet.
   
   
4. What is the purpose of the AceHTML project manager?
   A project serves to manage a set of HTML files. This is achieved by giving the files a common file name. This file will have the .proj extension.
   
   The project also allows you to execute certain operations more easily or more quickly on all the HTML files at the same time.
   
   For example, when you save the project, all the HTML files belonging to it are automatically saved at the same time so that you do not have to save each file individually.
   
   Likewise, when you open a project, all the files belonging to it are opened at the same time. The project is also useful when you work with frames. In the Project box (F12), you can select the file which contains the code for the frames as the master file.
   
   That way, no matter which document is opened, the master file will always be displayed.
   
   
5. How to connect to a Web site in order to live edit Web pages?
   You need to configure an ftp connection from AceHTML. Then you may live edit your Web pages. It is very simple. Theses are the steps:
   1. Form 'View' menu, select 'Display File Explorer',
   2. From the 'File Explorer' Window, Select 'New Folder' button (or right-click the mouse button on 'FTP sites' and select 'New FTP site'),
   3. Enter the FTP information your server provider gave you in the new window: server, user ID, password
   You may also consult the AceHTML help menu. From the Help content, Index tab, do search with keywords 'File explorer' and go to 'Creating as ftp connection' section.
   
   
6. Is there any way to save newly created classes' names in the code inspector's styles so that there is no need to type them in every time I start a new file?
   You can either save them by using the Code Snippet or the Custom buttons functions. They cannot be saved in the Inspector code.
   
   
7. How can I insert a link in my Web page to my e-mail address so that visitors can send me e-mail?
   Doing this is very simple with AceHTML.
   
   Select the desired text and/or image in your document.
   Next, click on the "External Link" icon found on the "Specialized" tool bar.
   Click on the radio button titled "mailto."
   Next, in the "External Link Reference", write your e-mail address next to "mailto."
   Click "OK." AceHTML will automatically write the code in your document.