Saving documents
To save a document, it has to be visible as the currently edited document. To save this document
The document will be saved at the location it was openend from. If respective document was newly created and thus not saved so far, you will be prompted for a location and file name for the document as with saving a document under a different name (see below).
Important: You have to enter a file name including extension (.htm or .html). The extension will not be completed by the application if it was omitted.
Note: Documents are opened using the HTML version set in the options dialog. Unless set otherwise, HTML 3.2 is used as the default.
Image directory
Along with the document file, an image directory is created with any image file referenced in the saved document.
Style sheet maintenance
If named styles were created or changed for a document, a style sheet will be created during the save process if none is already present. If a style sheet with the same name is found at the target location, it is merged with the style sheet to be saved. Instead of defining named styles for a document and merging them with an existing style sheet, a new document can also use an existing style sheet right away. See ' Creating new documents' and chapter ' Options dialog' for an explanation about this option.
Caution: An existing style sheet with the same name could have styles with the same name as altered ones in the saved style sheet. Overwriting such styles could cause unwanted styles to appear in other documents sharing the particular style sheet.
Therefore you should consider to either
Saving a document under a different name
To save a document under a different name or at a different location than where it has been openend from
Respective document again has to be visible as the currently edited document.
The document will be saved at the chosen location under the given file name. The original document remains intact at the original location but SimplyHTML switches the current document to be the newly saved one so subsequent save operations go to that file unless explicitly changed again.