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Summary of Contents for Adobe 65016038 - Contribute CS4 - Mac
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Adobe Contribute CS4 / Quick guide and useful tips Table o f c ontents Make sure you have Adobe Contribute CS4 installed on you machine Connection key First access Connect to the Intranet Editing existing pages Add hyperlinks... -
Page 2: Make Sure You Have Adobe Contribute Cs4 Installed On You Machine
Intranet which you need access to (eg. CLR, Study Zone, Information Centre). First a ccess Once you have installed Adobe Contribute CS4 and have your connection key, you are ready to start. First time use: Double click on the connection key (.stc file). -
Page 3: Connect To The Intranet
Connect t o t he I ntranet If required, enter your username (eg: JSmith) and password. Tick the box to trust the server. Select Ravensbourne - Intranet as shown below. Your starting page will now appear. To navigate through the pages and start editing you will need to connect. - Page 4 Your top bar has now changed, allowing you to navigate and edit the content. ...
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Page 5: Editing Existing Pages
Editing e xisting p ages • Navigate to the page you want to edit • Click on the Edit Page button (top-left) You are now able to edit the page content as you wish. Add style to the text where necessary (Bold, Italic, Underline). ... -
Page 6: Add Hyperlinks
Add hyperlinks Highlight the text you want to hyperlink. Select the chain symbol in the top toolbar (see picture below). Select Browse to Web Page. Browse to the page you want to link to (or copy and paste the URL in the Web address field) Click OK. - Page 7 ...
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Page 8: Insert An Email Address
Insert an email address Highlight the text you want to hyperlink. Select the chain symbol in the top toolbar (see picture below). Select E-mail Address. Insert the mail address as shown below and click OK. ... - Page 9 ...
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Page 10: Create Anchors
Create anchors When you have a page full of content, you might consider breaking it up into shorter "chapters" and allow the user to navigate easily up and down on the page. The example below shows how to create an anchor to allow the user to skip to the What we do content. - Page 11 A window will open, type in the name for the anchor (something relative to the content with no blank spaces). An anchor symbol will appear where you placed it. You can now link the index/list to your content. To do so highlight the item in the index/list and hyperlink it to the anchor you've just created. ...
- Page 12 Enter the anchor name preceded by hashtag (#). Good practice: • Include an index (or a list) of anchors/chapters at the top • Always include a "back to the top" anchor at the bottom of any anchor section ...
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Page 13: Create A New Page
Create a n ew p age Consider creating a new page only when your content doesn't fit in an existing page. It's important to keep the structure as clean as possible and avoid duplication on information and consequent confusion. - Page 14 Now you are able to add content on your new page. To do so, delete the current content in the main text area in the middle and start adding yours. Remember to format the text in a reasonable way, keep it short and to the point. ...
- Page 15 Once you're done with the editing you are ready to publish. Bear in mind that once you hit the Publish button the content will go live on the website, therefore double check it before hitting the button! You will get a window to confirm the name (and consequent url) of the file. You will not need to choose a folder, since it will be automatically saved under your department folder.
- Page 16 Your page is now online and any user can see it. Make sure you link to it from other pages and/or from your side menu to make it reachable. ...