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(Message started by: AJ on May 13^th, 2002, 11:07pm)

Title: hypertext >album
Post by AJ on May 13^th, 2002, 11:07pm

ok, I have some really important content to add to my site this evening and all of a sudden I get this message saying delete some links or purchase hypertext publisher to insert more images. Ok, first I purchased this sditing software w/ the thought I would only need Easy Web Editor for all features. Please give me some feedback on this!!!!!!!!!! I am not a happy person right now....... >:(

Title: Re: hypertext >album
Post by Support Staff on May 18^th, 2002, 7:11am

From the FAQ (http://www.easywebeditor.com/faq/ )

The program says "Please delete objects with Hypertext >Images - files and deletion, or buy HyperPublish". Is this normal?
Yes, EasyWebEditor stores each image in an internal album, so even if an image is deleted from the page, it is still kept in the album, which has limited available storage. The album is big but if you never delete things it will be filled.
You can rectify this using any of the following methods:
- delete unused images using "Hypertext >Images - files and deletion" (select an unused image and press the DEL key)
- divide the work into two or three AEH files, (you can link these AEH files, see below)
- upgrade to http://www.hyperpublish.com HyperPublish at a discounted price (HyperPublish album has no limits).

I have created 2 different .aeh files and have created links back and forth to the different files. With EWE, is it possible to publish both of these files to my Web site without them overlaying each other? I've searched through "help" but can't seem to figure out how to do it. Each time I "publish" I only get one file or the other.
Yes, simply change the name of the main file (the cover). Hypertext, Current hypertext properties, the cell "Cover file name" (or de-select the cover file name check box).

Title: Re: hypertext >album
Post by trepaniernancy on Jun 13^th, 2002, 11:36am

on 05/13/02 at 23:07:58, AJ wrote:

:) ;) :D ;D >:( :( :o 8) ??? ::) :P :-[ :-X :-/ :-* :'(

Title: Re: hypertext >album
Post by Support Staff on Jun 17^th, 2002, 3:14am

Too much sun, eh? 8)