User Guide

ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
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To switch between windows or editors
❖ Do any of the following tasks:
• Click the desired window or editor to select it.
• Choose the desired window or editor from the bottom of the Window menu.
• Click the Select Window button on the toolbar to toggle between the foremost window or editor and the site
window.
• Choose the desired window or editor from the Select Window button’s pop-up menu on the toolbar.
Different states of the Select Window button
A. Clicktoreturntodocumentwindow. B. Clicktoreturntositewindow. C. Press and hold to display a list of open windows or editors.
• If you’re creating a link to a page or object in another window, drag the pick whip to the Select Window button
on the toolbar to bring the other window to the front. Then, continue to drag to the destination in the open
window.
If a window or editor is off-screen and not visible (for example, if you changed your monitor’s resolution or dragged
the window or editor off the screen edge), choose Window > Cascade and Tile > Cascade to return the window or
editor to view.
See also
“Specifying the destination URL for a link” on page 169
To display rulers in the Layout Editor
WhenyouplaceanobjectintheLayoutEditor,whiteareasontherulersindicatethecurrentpositionandsizeofthe
selected object. When you move the pointer in the document window, lines in the rulers move along to indicate the
current position of the pointer.
❖ To show or hide the layout rulers, choose View > Show Rulers.
Palettes, tools, and menus
Displaying palettes and tabs
When you first start GoLive, several palettes are displayed by default in groups. You can move palettes between
groups or to their own windows, collapse them into tabs on the side of the screen, dock them so that multiple palettes
share a single title bar, and resize them to make better use of your work area. You can save the way palettes are
displayed as custom workspaces.
PalettesarelistedintheWindowmenu.Acheckmarknexttothepalette’snameindicatesthatthepaletteisshowing
at the front of its group.
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