1. XHTML menu

Table editing commands fully support HTML 4 tables.

Insert Column Before

Implicitly or explicitly selected element must be a td or th or the descendant of a td or th. Inserts a column before column containing specified cell.

A table cell is specified by implicitly or explicitly selecting the table cell or any of its descendants.

Insert Column After

Implicitly or explicitly selected element must be a td or th or the descendant of a td or th. Inserts a column after column containing specified cell.

Delete Column

Implicitly or explicitly selected element must be a td or th or the descendant of a td or th. Deletes column containing specified cell.

Insert Row Before

Implicitly or explicitly selected element must be a td or th or the descendant of a td or th. Inserts a row before row containing specified cell.

Rows editing commands are enabled, not only by implicitly or explicitly selecting a table cell or any of its descendants, but also by explicitly selecting a table row.

Insert Row After

Implicitly or explicitly selected element must be a td or th or the descendant of a td or th. Inserts a row before row containing specified cell.

Delete Row

Implicitly or explicitly selected element must be a td or th or the descendant of a td or th. Deletes row containing specified cell.

Go to Opposite Link End

A a element with one of href, name or id attributes must be implicitly or explicitly selected. Scrolls to and selects opposite link end (if found). For example, will scroll to and select <a name="foo"> if the command has been invoked with <a href="#foo"> selected.

Go to Next Link

A a element with a href attribute must be implicitly or explicitly selected. Scrolls to and selects following similar link (if found). For example, will scroll to and select next <a href="#foo"> if the command has been invoked with <a href="#foo"> selected.

Go to Previous Link

A a element with a href attribute must be implicitly or explicitly selected. Scrolls to and selects preceding similar link (if found). For example, will scroll to and select previous <a href="#foo"> if the command has been invoked with <a href="#foo"> selected.

Preview

Preview document being edited using currently running web browser. Web browser is started if it is not already running.

The temporary preview file (__PREVIEW__document_name.html) is generated in the same directory than the document being edited.

On Linux, as configured by XMLmind, this command assumes that the mozilla command is referenced in $PATH. Of course, this can be changed by modifying the proper configuration file. For example, in order to use Firefox, suffice to add this snippet to your ~/.xxe/addon/customize.xxe:

<property name="XXE_HTML_PREVIEW_COMMAND">/opt/firefox/firefox "%U"</property>

1.1. Convert Document sub-menu

Convert to RTF...

Converts the document being edited to RTF (Rich Text Format) using XMLmind FO Converter Personal Edition (see http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter).

The RTF document generated by this command can be edited and printed using Microsoft® Word 2000 and above.

Convert to WordprocessingML...

Converts the document being edited to WordprocessingML using XMLmind FO Converter Personal Edition (see http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter).

The WordprocessingML document generated by this command can be edited and printed using Microsoft® Word 2003 and above.

Print PostScript...

Converts the document being edited to PostScript® using RenderX XEP (see http://www.renderx.com/), if its plug-in has been installed, and Apache FOP otherwise (see http://xml.apache.org/fop), and then sends the generated file to the chosen printer.

Convert to PDF...

Converts the document being edited to PDF (Adobe® Portable Document Format, also known as Acrobat®) using RenderX XEP (see http://www.renderx.com/), if its plug-in has been installed, and Apache FOP otherwise (see http://xml.apache.org/fop).

These commands, as any command using a FO processor plug-in, need XMLmind XML Editor Professional Edition in order to be executed successfully.

All the above Convert commands display the URL chooser dialog box rather than the standard file chooser dialog box. That is, you must specify the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of a save file.

Note that these commands can create directories on the fly, if needed to. For example, if you specify http://www.acme.com/docs/report43/mydoc.pdf as the URL of the save file and if directory report43/ does not exist, this directory will be created during command execution.

Uploading the files generated by these commands to a FTP or WebDAV server is only possible with XMLmind XML Editor Professional Edition.