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Preview Section

 

Clicking the Preview tab displays the screen, as it has been defined up to the current moment, in the bottom frame. The navigation bar will be visible but inactive.

 

Lesson Overview

The “Lesson Overview” button presents an overview of all the pages you have authored for the current course and depicts their relationships as you have defined them.

 

Pages are arranged in a collapsible outline, according to how you have defined their linkages. Each “cluster” contains all the pages in a group that are linked together.


Concept: Where do my pages go?

 

Most of the material that makes up your authored pages resides in the FlexTraining database, so do not look for lots of new HTML pages on your web server when you finish some authoring work.

 

The exceptions are any images you use in your authored pages (that you created outside of FlexTraining, and that reside in the asp/content/sections/images directory).

 

Keeping the authored page content in the database keeps your directory structure simple and avoids the proliferation of files and documents that is the hallmark of external authoring software.

 

Other exceptions are the multimedia (streaming audio and video) files that occupy the pages you identify as multimedia pages. These files MUST have already been defined as dynamic messages (see Dynamic Messages section above) before they may be used in an authored page.

 

Defining a “message” to hold these multimedia files or addresses makes these objects re-usable and it is easier to keep track of them.


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