Creates a new stylesheet that includes elements from the current DTD, schema, or free-form document, makes it the current Arbortext Editor stylesheet, and displays it in the current Arbortext Styler window, replacing the stylesheet that was previously being edited in Arbortext Styler.

The Stylesheet Properties dialog box appears when you select this option, allowing you to set basic publishing and chunking settings to be applied via your stylesheet.

Always

CTRL+N

Launches the Open Stylesheet dialog box, which lists stylesheets in the document and document type directories that can be edited with Arbortext Styler. Select one of the stylesheets listed and click OK to make the selected stylesheet the current Arbortext Editor stylesheet and open it in Arbortext Styler, thus replacing the stylesheet that was previously being edited in Arbortext Styler.

Always

CTRL+O

Closes Arbortext Styler.

Always

No

Opens the Save Stylesheet As dialog box the first time you save a stylesheet. After saving the stylesheet for the first time, choosing Save automatically saves the changes you have made in the current Arbortext Styler session since the last save.

Always

CTRL+S

Opens the Save Stylesheet As dialog box, in which you can save the current stylesheet with a new name or to a different location.

Always

No

Updates the .genfos file associated with your stylesheet.

For more information, see Saving Stylesheets.

Enables you to export a stylesheet to several different formats:

For each option you select you will be presented with a dialog box prompting you to enter the filename and (optionally) the title of the new format stylesheet before you complete the export.

Always

No

Generates a CSS file for the selected HTML output. The output options are:

The CSS file will be generated according to the Create CSS rules for option set for the output type in the HTML tab of the Stylesheet Properties dialog box.

Always

Undoes all changes made since the last save.

Always

No

Opens the Modules dialog box, in which you can create a module hierarchy for your stylesheet by creating, adding, deleting, and reordering stylesheet modules.

Always

CTRL+M

Opens the Move to Module dialog box, allowing you to select a module to which to move the selected object(s).

This option is valid for all definition types and can be invoked from within any list view.

When one or more objects are selected, none of the selections are in read-only modules, and the stylesheet has one or more modules.

No

Opens the Copy to Module dialog box, allowing you to select a module to which to copy the selected object(s).

This option is valid for all definition types and can be invoked from within any list view.

When one or more objects are selected, none of the selections are in read-only modules, and the stylesheet has one or more modules.

No

Opens the Save as Merged Stylesheet dialog box, in which you can save a stylesheet containing modules as a single stylesheet with all referenced modules included in the file.

When any modules are included in the stylesheet.

No

Opens the Stylesheet Properties dialog box, in which you can change the stylesheet's title, description, permitted publishing types, and settings for chunking in chunked HTML outputs. You can also specify the default print engine for your stylesheet and set options for exporting to RTF format.

Always

No