Customizing HTML Templates
To learn more about HTML templates and how to customize them take a look at the "Customizing HTML Templates in ScreenSteps" manual.
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Topics
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Getting Started
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- New Features in ScreenSteps 2.9
- Learn About The Blue Mango Learning Systems Customer Support Methodology
- Creating a Lesson
- Key ScreenSteps Concepts
- Display Overview
- How ScreenSteps Deals With Large Images
- Registering ScreenSteps With a Serial Number
- Registering ScreenSteps With a ScreenSteps Live Account
- Upgrading from ScreenSteps 1 to ScreenSteps 2 Pro or Standard
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Capturing Images
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- Capturing Images Using the Global Key Command
- Using the Capture Tool
- Using the Capture Tool Delay
- Using the Capture Palette
- How to Update Images in a Lesson
- Using the Clipboard Recorder
- Importing Images Into a Step
- How to Capture a Menu
- Using SnagIt with ScreenSteps
- Dragging and Dropping Images Onto Lessons
- Embedding Video in a Step
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Editing Steps
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- Formatting Text
- Insert a Link to a Web Page Into Your Lesson
- Insert a Link to Another Lesson in the Same Manual
- Removing a link from your text
- Annotating Images
- Using the Blur Tool
- Cropping Images
- Image Tools
- How do I Change the Layering of Annotations?
- How do I Check Spelling?
- How do I Search for Text in a Lesson?
- What is Lesson Status?
- Setting the Draft Status of a Lesson
- Reordering Steps in a Lesson
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Exporting and Templates
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- Exporting Lessons
- Getting Started With a ScreenSteps Live Account
- Configure ScreenSteps to Upload Lessons to Your Blog
- Uploading a Lesson to a Blog/Wiki
- Configuring a Clarify-it.com account
- Assigning a File Name to use for a Lesson or Manual
- Selecting Word, PDF and HTML Templates for Lessons
- Changing/Setting the Default Template
- Overriding the Default Template for a Lesson
- How Can I See Which Web Servers I've Uploaded a Lesson To?
- Breaking a Link Between a Lesson and a Web Server
- How to insert a ScreenSteps Lesson into a forum post or other web application
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Exporting to the System Clipboard
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- Exporting a Lesson to the Clipboard as HTML
- Exporting a Lesson to the Clipboard as PDF
- How do I Specify Which Template Is Used When Exporting To Clipboard?
- How do I paste the path to the PDF file into a file selection dialog on OS X?
- How do I paste the path to the PDF file into a file selection dialog on Windows?
- Why don't images show up in emails I send that I pasted a lesson into?
- Searching/Filtering Lessons 1
- Tags 5
- Manuals 6
- The Library Folder 6
- Customizing Output 5
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Additional Topics
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- Editing Images in an External Editor
- How to copy an image to the clipboard
- Importing a Plain Text File Into a Lesson
- Syncing Image Filenames to Step Titles
- Using Split Step
- How to Split a Lesson in Two (Create Two Smaller Lessons Out of One Large Lesson)
- Duplicating Lessons and Manuals
- Uploading HTML Lessons to Your Mobile Me or .Mac Site
- Sharing ScreenSteps Lessons with Other Users of ScreenSteps
- How do I Resize an Image Without Resizing Annotations?
- How do I Copy Steps Between Lessons?
- Where Is The ScreenSteps Preference File Stored?
- How to have ScreenSteps automatically check for updates
Other Resources
ScreenSteps Desktop & Workgroup
- ScreenSteps 2.9
- ScreenSteps Workgroup
- Customizing HTML Templates
- ScreenSteps: Tips & Tricks
- Creating Word Templates
- Publishing to Blogs & Wikis
ScreenSteps Live
- ScreenSteps Live
- Setting up a New Admin, Editor or Author on ScreenSteps Live
- ScreenSteps Live Support Client
- Integrating ScreenSteps Live With Other Services
- Collaborating on ScreenSteps Live
- ScreenSteps Live Remote Authentication
- ScreenSteps Live API
- API Examples
Implementation Guides
- Creating a Software Manual With ScreenSteps
- Creating a ScreenSteps Live Support Site
- Zendesk and ScreenSteps Live
- Help Scout and ScreenSteps Live
FAQs
- FAQs
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