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EasyWebEditor takes full advantage of its hypertext orientated architecture in many productive ways. For example, the innovative WYSIWYL™ (What You See Is What You Link) dramatically increases speed in link browsing and management.  

 

WYSIWYL™ means that you can browse links while in the editor, without the need to switch to preview mode (just double click any link), and you can insert links through visual previews. Just select a text then use "Insert >Link or Insert >Special Link"; or click the right mouse button over an image). 

 

You can place elaborate frame-to-frame links, show or close pop-up windows, and all through simple visual dialogs, without scripts or other complications. 

 

There are two main kinds of link. The first are normal links (Insert >Link), and then special links. It is simply not practical to display all available options. 

 

 

You can easily link to internal pages within your hypertext, Internet addresses (such as http://...), other hypertext, and much more.  You can even create new pages while linking.  You can select a link  destination even while browsing the preview! 

 

With special links Easy Web Editor offers almost limitless links, to a different frame, a different browser window, to a popup, even with or without an “anchor” (i.e. a fixed point in the page).  As above, available options are too numerous to list here. 

 

 

The special link insertion window. You can link to frames, windows, internal pages, internet addresses (such http://...), other hypertext, and more. 

 

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