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The Filter menu will filter the contents of the Available Media Window.
When creating Ram files it's handy to view only RM clips in the media window.
Similarly when creating Html templates it's handy to view only the Ram files,
this is bought home when dealing with large archives.
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The Format menu is used to prepare the filenames of your media files for use in presentations.
It will alter the case of the filenames selected quickly and quietly.
Should you inadvertently change a filename from lower to upper case etc then the cure is simply the reverse action.
The Remove Spaces tool has a one time undo facility which will reverse any changes made after use.
A Good tactic is to copy files to a temporary folder and then format them.
You can always delete any extra copies you have after formatting.
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Html Templates can be created using the menu provided.
The first is called 'Quick list', this will create an Html page of 'Text' links to your Ram files with the minimum of input required.
There is also a 'Wizard' provided for creating more complex Html pages with Text or Button links to the Ram files you have stored on your server.
You can then use these simple 'Template Html pages' as the basis for you presentations, building your pages around them.
Using search and replace tools provided by your Html editing application you can then format an entire page of multiple
Ram file links created by these two tools.
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The open menu gives you the option of opening Ram files in either the default text editor or the default player.
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The Options menu has one option at present.
Warning messages that are displayed before file
formatting commences can be turned on or off as a safety feature.
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The help menu provides access to the about dialog.
There is a link to these pages and a command that will open the default email client.
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