When you first open a blank page in the WYSIWYG editor, at the top of the screen you will see two rows of buttons. The first row is the Navigation Bar, allowing you to go back to the File Manager, view this User Guide or the Quick Start Guide, or view your webpage in progress.

The buttons in the second row are Header Elements that affect your entire webpage.

The large central portion of the window, the Preview Area, is where you will see a nearly WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) preview of your webpage as you create it.

At the bottom of your window is the Properties Frame. This is where you'll see the properties and settings for the element you're working on at the moment. The properties are anything that can be changed about the element. For example, a graphic element's properties include the name of the graphic file, the size of the border, a hyperlink if desired, and the alternate text. This area will also display the various elements you can add when you want to insert an element on your page.