Display Internal Browser

The CuteHTML Pro Internal Browser lets you check your documents: layout, dynamic elements, etc. When the Internal Browser is displayed, the tab Viewer appears below the display, on the same bar as the Editor tab in the Edit Window.

  1. In the View menu, click on Display Internal Browser.
    You can also use the shortcut key F10. (See the list of shortcuts).
    A tab is displayed at the bottom of the Edit Window, for toggling from one mode to another. This command allows you to display CuteHTML Pro's internal browser in order to view your progress.

Using the internal browser

A button bar for accessing manipulation commands is displayed in the browser.

nav_actualise.gif

Refreshes the screen to reflect recent changes.

You can also select auto refresh viewer.

nav_prece.gif nav_suivant.gif

Lets you display the page preceding or following the one being viewed.

nav_stop.gif

Lets you stop an upload to or visible animations in the internal browser.  

nav_ouvrir.gif

Lets you open a document in the default browser window.

nav_ancre1.gif

Lets you anchor the browser to the Edit Window so that it is always displayed.

 

The Local entry is displayed by default, signifying that the browser is displaying the current document. You can also enter a URL other than that of the current document (local or Internet).

nav_ancre.gif

Displays horizontal and vertical rulers on the internal browser window, letting you determine the positions of objects on the page.

Defines the URL of the primary server responsible for interpreting specific server codes.

 resolu.gif

Lets you simulate various environments, according to the screen resolution.

 

Displays the browser in full screen mode.

 

Docking the internal browser to the Edit Window:

  1. Display the internal browser.

  2. Click on the Dock Style nav_ancre1.gif button.

  3. Click on the desired docking mode.

Automatically refreshing the internal browser

You can set CuteHTML Pro so that the internal browser is automatically refreshed, thereby allowing you to view the most recent versions of your work.

  1. In the Tools menu, click on General Preferences.

  2. In the Environment menu, click on the link Internal Browser.

The right side of the window is refreshed.