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ADOBE CONTRIBUTE CS3
User Guide
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Editing web page content in an external application
To edit images, Microsoft Word documents, Adobe Fireworks content, or files of other types on your website, edit
the content in the application in which it was created. You can open the appropriate application from Contribute to
edit the file.
Note:
Use Contribute to edit the file in an external application; changes you make to the local, original source file do not
appear on your website.
Before you can use Contribute to start an external application editor, you may need to associate an editor with the
type of the file you intend to edit. Contribute has preassigned editors for common file types.
To edit content in an external application:
1
To find the content you want to edit, do one of the following:
•
Browse to the page or file that contains the content you want to edit, and then click Edit Page.
• Click the Choose button in the toolbar, navigate to the file you want to edit, and then click OK.
Note:
If the Contribute browser cannot display the page or file you’ve selected, you’ll see the File Placeholder page.
2
Do one of the following:
•
If you browsed to a page and opened it as a draft, right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the element
you want to edit, and then select Edit in External Application.
Contribute displays the External Application Editing page and starts an external editing application.
3 If you are editing an image in Fireworks, click No in the Find Source dialog box to indicate that you do not want
to edit the source file for this image; you want to edit the image for your website only.
4
In the external application, make changes as necessary; then save your changes and close the application.
Note:
If you are editing in Fireworks, click the Done button in the editing window.
5
In Contribute, click one of the action buttons in the toolbar.
Click the Launch link on the External Application Editing page to open the content in the external editor again, to
make additional changes.
Adding Google search functionality to your web page
You can add a Google™ search field to your web page, so that your website visitors can search the entire web or just
your website.
To insert a Google search field:
1
In your draft, place the insertion point where you’d like the search field to appear.
2 Select Insert > Google Search Field.
The Insert Google Search Field dialog box appears.
3
Set the options on each screen, and then click Next.
For information about any of the options in a screen, click the Help button.
4
Review the summary, and then click Done.