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How to Create a Project in WebWorks

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The WebWorks ePublisher Platform is a design tool that is of great use for desktop publishing. It allows users to input information in various ways, including the Internet, in print and through mobile and electronic devices. Creating projects with WebWorks is not only easy, but you can also customize your projects to meet your specific needs.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • ePublisher Pro software
  1. Step 1

    Choose "File" from your toolbar. In the box that pops up, and then in the "Project Name" field, type in the name of your project.

  2. Step 2

    Click on the folder icon in the "Location" field to browse the location that you want to store your WebWorks project. When you download WebWorks ePublisher onto your computer it creates a folder called "ePublisher Pro Projects," this is listed in your "Documents and Settings" under the username used to sign-on to your computer. This folder is the default area where all your projects are stored.

  3. Step 3

    Select the "Use Format" "Radio" button if you want one of your ePublisher Pro default formats. If you want to base your WebWorks project on stationary, then click on the "Stationary" button instead. If you choose to use one of the default formats, then you have to select a format from one of the drop-down list of default formats. If you use stationary, then you need to browse to the location of the "wsp." file.

  4. Step 4

    Click "Next" after you've made your selections, this takes you to the next screen where you can add any source documents that you wish. Select the "Add" button if you want to use source documents or select the "Finish" if you don't. If you change your mind and want to add source documents later, then there is information on the WebWorks site on how to do this properly.

  5. Step 5

    Browse to the location of your source document by using the "Open" dialog, and then select the source documents you want to add to your project. Click the "Open" button to add the source documents, and then finally click the "Finish" button which creates your project.

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