Many users like to copy text out of Microsoft Word because of the spell checking and other word processing features that allow them to edit their content for grammar issues. This is possible to do, but Word puts formatting in the site that browsers read instead of the default stylesheet already on your website. This could cause your fonts, font colors, spacing and sizes to look different from the rest of the site.

Saving your rough drafts of what you are typing in your text editor will help you not lose your work if the power goes out or your computer crashes.  Another good use is if you have something that you need to post, but you want to work on it over a few days, you can click to save a draft and then come back to it later to work on it, and then save it.

Adding a table can help you align text and/or images in an order you would like.  This can also be used to put captions beneath pictures. 

There are times you might need to upload an image to your site, but you need it to be a smaller size than they image you uploaded. The create thumbnail feature in the image manager will help you resize the image and save it while keeping your original image entact.

Putting a link on a portion of your site is useful when you have a large image and you would like to have one or more links in a specific area of the image.

There are times you might need to send a direct link to a file on your website to someone via email.  You could right click on the file and click properties, or to get the direct information throught your site, follow these instructions.

The text editor has many functions that will allow you to upload images, media, and files and also add links into your content.  These items that help you out are called your Managers.  There are several different Managers that do specific tasks.  This tutorial shows you the layout of your Managers.

Sometimes it can be handy to force a user to view a webpage in a window at a specified width and height.  To do this requires the use of a pop-up link.  A pop-up link is a link that, when clicked, opens a new window with the targeted page inside of it.  You can specify many variables about the new window, including setting an exact width and height.