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Titling your web
page for the first time
1. There
are two ways in Claris Home Page to title your document. The
first way comes up automatically when you save it for the
first time. Before it gives you the Save menu you
provided a dialogue box that lets you give it a title. Give
your page an appropriate name and hit OK.
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2. Now the
save menu will appear. Notice that Claris assigns a file
name based upon your title, using _ to denote
spaces.
You probably do not want to keep the
Claris assigned name unless it is only one word. It is best
to keep your file names short.
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3.
Assign your web page a short and appropriate
files name and hit save. Always leave the ".htm" or ".html"
on the end of your file. Claris will automatically add an
".htm" to your file name.
Congratulations you have titled your page
and given it a file name.
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Changing the
title
1. If you
have already saved and either did not give it a title or
want to change the title, you can easily change it. First
find the Document Options button and click on
it.
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2. Next you
click on the Parameters tab.
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3. You may
observe your current title and change it under the
Document Title heading on this menu.
Once you have completed this, hit OK
and you can continue working on your web
page.
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