Apple iWeb '08 - Manual (Page 4)

4 Chapter 1 Welcome to iWeb
Before You Begin
To make it easier to complete this tutorial, you might want to print it.
In many tasks shown in the tutorial (and in iWeb Help), you need to choose menu
commands, which look like this:
Choose Edit > Copy.
The first word after Choose is the name of a menu in the iWeb menu bar. The next word
(or words) indicates the item to choose from that menu.
You can stop doing the tutorial at any time by choosing iWeb > Quit iWeb, or by
clicking the red close button at the top-left corner of the iWeb window. The next time
you open iWeb, your website is exactly as you left it.
Make sure you save your work from time to time by choosing File > Save.
Have fun and experiment as much as you like. You can always undo an action by
choosing Edit > Undo as many times as necessary to remove the changes you make.
The Undo command won’t remove anything you save.
What You Need
To follow along with all the steps in the tutorial, you’ll need some photos or other
graphics files on your computer. If you don’t have any, you can still do the rest of the
steps.
Useful Terms to Know
Here are brief definitions of some of the terms you’ll see as you work with iWeb.
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AdSense ad: A service provided by Google that enables you to place advertisements
relevant to the surrounding page content on any page in your website. You earn
revenue from Google when your website visitors click ads.
 blog: A web-based journal that can contain text, photos, and other media. For more
information, see “Creating a Blog” on page 14.
 browser: An application you use to visit websites. (Mac OS X comes with a browser
called Safari .)
 Domain file : The file on your computer that contains all your iWeb website data.