Viewing the ProjectConsole Template Builder Commands

Viewing ProjectConsole Template Builder commands in a document

You can toggle the display of Template Builder commands in a document. It is helpful to display the commands when you edit in the document so you can be sure the insertion point is in the correct position.

§  Word 2000: Display hidden text by clicking the Show/Hide toolbar button (¶).

§  Word 2002: Show the command name by clicking ProjectConsole > Show/Hide Commands, and display comment markers by clicking View > Markup.

Note: To read about the comment differences between the Word versions, see Word 2000 and Word 2002 Comparison.

Viewing ProjectConsole Template Builder commands in Template View

The Template View is a convenient way to examine all of the ProjectConsole Template Builder commands in a template. The view is an indented list of the commands and their arguments. When you select a line in the template view, the corresponding command is selected in your template.

To open a Template View from Microsoft Word, click ProjectConsole > Template View.

Note: You use the Template View only to build or edit a ProjectConsole Template Builder template. You cannot generate a web page from the Template View.

Viewing a list of the template commands

The Template View Tree report function creates a Word document that lists all ProjectConsole Template Builder commands and their arguments in hierarchical order. This report does not include any of the template content – only the ProjectConsole Template Builder commands in the template.

To create a template command report, do one of the following:

§  Click the Create Tree Report button in the Template View toolbar.

§  Click Tree > Report.