Besides HTML documents, CuteHTML Pro can be used to create many different types of files:
XHTML documents, the last version code that has evolved from HTML. When you create an XHMTL document, the heading in the document indicates it is an XHTML document. The Code Optimizer allows you to convert an HTML document into a XHTML
JavaScript documents, scripts to be integrated in your document and intended to execute a particular task, such as applying a dynamic effect on images.
CSS documents (Cascading Styles Sheets), scripts containing formatting rules which you can link to your HTML document to standardize the page format of your Web pages.
WML documents (Wireless Markup Language) for formatting HTML documents for WAP telephones.
XML documents (which have an .xlm or .dtd extension), the advanced Web page programming language, which allows - amongst other things - complex data processing.
PERL documents (which have a .pl or .cgi extension), scripts which establish a link between one of your forms and a data base.
Standard text documents (with the .txt extension) to create documents with any type of extension.
Creating a new document:
In the File
menu, select New.
or
In the Standard toolbar, click
on the New 
button. You can also use a shortcut by simultaneously pressing the CTRL+N
keys (Refer to list
of shortcuts).
When you click on the icon,
select the type of document you want to create.
HTML document is selected by default.
Click on the OK button.
An edit window is displayed in which you can create your HTML document. The document’s heading will contain the information necessary to correctly interpret the document you have chosen to create.