	Demonstration
	Introduction
	Start RADpage

	RADpage
	Creating Pages
	Editing Tutor
	Editing Tables
	Components & HTML
	WYSIWYG Editing
	Editor-Triggered
	Browser-Triggered
	Wysiwyg Demo Page
	Layout Editing

	Databases
	Shopping
	Programming
	Use RADpage

RADpage

RADpage is best suited to component editing tasks. If you already have a favorite HTML or WYSIWYG editing tool that you've grown accustomed to, you can and should certainly continue using it to layout your pages. Once the layout work has been done though, you should use RADpage to add functionality. With many WYSIWYG editors you can change the layout anytime leaving components in tact.

Note: One further thing to keep in mind is that working with the browser-based RADpage means that your Web pages will always be displayed in true WYSIWYG fashion, with full functionality, including such script-based features as CGI, JavaScript, VBScript, and any other applications provided by the server from which your pages are running. In this respect, RADpage is superior even to WYSIWYG editors, which can't run scripts or other browser specific functions.

RADpage can run on your local machine or on the main server. Normally you'd develop your pages locally and then upload them to the server, but if you just want to add three or four components to your Web site (e.g. a discussion group and guest book) it is very convenient to be able to work directly on pages that have already been placed on a server.

If you are running large databases from a server, server-based editing allows you to avoid the time-consuming hassle of creating and copying local databases for test purposes. If you have a high speed intranet connection, server-based editing avoids any problems associated with file uploading.

The following pages Editing Tutor , Creating Pages, and Editing Tables are a tutorial in using the RADpage application builder. Afterwards special topics are addressed : Components & HTML, WYSIWYG Editing and Layout Editing.