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You use the Open dialog box to select the file you want to open, and to specify the Stylus Studio editor in which you want to open it. You can also use this dialog box to open a non-XML file as an XML document using an XML converter, such as an XML converter created using Stylus Studio's Custom XML Conversion module.
Click the down arrow on the Open button ( ) to select an alternative editor when opening a file.
Use the Save As dialog box to
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Click My Computer to open a file in your local file system or on a networked file system.
Click WebDAV Server to open a file that is stored on a WebDAV server. WebDAV is a protocol that allows programs to access a repository of files using HTTP commands, enabling a web server to act as a file distribution and sharing point. You can use WebDAV to read any file from any HTTP or HTTPS source, or to save a file to a web server that is properly configured for write access.
Click FTP Server to open a file that is stored on an FTP server. FTP is a protocol that allows two computers connected over the Internet to share files. In an FTP configuration, one computer is configured as a server; the other is configured as a client.
Click TigerLogic XDMS to open a file that is stored on a TigerLogic XDMS database. You will be prompted for authentication information.
Click Up to move up one level in the directory structure.
Click New Folder create a new directory in the directory you are viewing.
Click these buttons to toggle the display of the Name and Size headings in the main field of the Open dialog box.
Opening Files in Stylus Studio
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) to select an alternative editor when opening a file.
Click My Computer to open a file in your local file system or on a networked file system.
Click WebDAV Server to open a file that is stored on a WebDAV server. WebDAV is a protocol that allows programs to access a repository of files using HTTP commands, enabling a web server to act as a file distribution and sharing point. You can use WebDAV to read any file from any HTTP or HTTPS source, or to save a file to a web server that is properly configured for write access.
Click FTP Server to open a file that is stored on an FTP server. FTP is a protocol that allows two computers connected over the Internet to share files. In an FTP configuration, one computer is configured as a server; the other is configured as a client.
Click TigerLogic XDMS to open a file that is stored on a TigerLogic XDMS database. You will be prompted for authentication information.
Click Up to move up one level in the directory structure.
Click New Folder create a new directory in the directory you are viewing.
Click these buttons to toggle the display of the Name and Size headings in the main field of the Open dialog box.
