There are so many other features of PageBuilder we could have mentioned. The Publisher, for instance. Place special codes in your document and have them replaced when you "Publish" the document. Let's say you have two sites - one in the US and the other in the UK. Create two directories, one for each site (you could call them USSite and UKSite). Let's also assume that you want to include the date the document was last amended at the bottom of each page. However, you want to use the American format for the US site and the European format for the UK site. Place a piece of code like this: {{LastAmendedDate}} where you want the date to appear. In the Publisher, define {{LastAmendedDate}} like this:

[[USSite]]{{mm/dd/yy}}
[[UKSite]]{{dd/mm/yy}}

Then there's the JavaScripts. Predefined but customisable JavaScripts to do things like the dropdown list of links at the bottom of this page, or buttons which change when the mouse moves over them, like this:

Or there's the character list. If you need to insert a special character into your page, just click on the Character Map button and get double-click the character you want:

And of course we mustn't forget PageBuilder's built-in browser. View the page you're working on at any time by clicking a button. The internal browser is actually Internet Explorer, but there's a Netscape Navigator button too so that you can check your page in both browsers.

If you have other browsers, or if you've got other programs you often use when creating your web pages, add them to the sixteen Application buttons in the Button Bar and they're just one click away while you're using PageBuilder.

Where do we stop? We haven't even mentioned the global find and replace function, the sixteen User Buttons where you can define your own tags, or the Image Mapper, or how customisable PageBuilder is, or...   Why not just download a free 60-day trial version of PageBuilder and discover for yourself why PageBuilder is one of the smallest, but most powerful HTML editors around.

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