To create a site tree:

1. Click the New button on the Standard toolbar.
   Or, select New on the File menu.
   The New box appears.

2. In the New box, select Site Tree.

3. Click OK.
   The New Site Tree box appears.

   

4. Click on Local File.
   The Open box is displayed.

5. Select the file that you want to use from you local drive or network.

6. Click on the Open button to close the Open box and load the file.
   The file and all associated linked files are listed in the site tree.

   
   If you are connected to the Internet, you can select Web Page.
   The Browse Web box is displayed.

   

   Type in the URL address of the Web.
   Click OK to load the Web page.

7. Whether you have loaded a file from your hard drive or a Web site, the next screen displays the Building Site box.

   

   All of the files, anchors and links associated with that file are read by Web Factory.
   After building the site, the Site Tree windows are displayed.

8. The Site Tree is divided into three windows.
   1. The left window is the Tree window.
      This window lists the file that you opened and all of the other files that are linked to that file.
   2. The top right window is the Branch window.
      This window displays all of the anchors and links associated with a second level file listed in the Tree window. When you click on the file, all the links, objects, links and anchors are listed.

      There are separate icons signifying the type of file, link or object contained in the file including:

   	Standard HTML File		GIF file
   	JPEG file		Other image format
   	Java Applet		Other imbedded objects
   	GIF Image Map		JPEG Image Map
   	Page with a Form		JavaScript or VBScript only displayed if there is a <scr> tag to an external file containing the script.
   	Frame page		File that is part of a frame page.
   	Anchor		Link to an Anchor
   	Mail to link		Active xobject
   	Movies		Sounds
   	A red diagonal slash on any of the above icons, signifys that a link has been broken.

   1. The bottom right window is the Report window.
      This lists all links in the Branch windows.

9. Access the View menu to choose how you want the files displayed in the Tree window.

   

   Example:	menu.htm	Getting Started Using Web Factory
   	file name	page title

   The default is to display the file name and the page title.

   To display the file name only, access the View menu and uncheck Page Titles.
   Example: menu.htm.

   To display the Title only, uncheck Page Names.
   Example: Getting Started Using Web Factory.

This Web page created in Web Factory.