Connecting Windsor-Essex

Using folders

A folder is a collection of pages. For example, suppose your place is a mail-order toy store that sells six different types of bicycles, each of which is described on a separate page. To consolidate the information on the bicycles, you could store the pages in a folder called Bicycles.

There are many different kinds of QuickPlace folders. See the following table for the kinds of folders, and descriptions of each.

Folder Type	Description
Standard list folder	Lists the titles of all the pages in the folder.To display a page, the reader clicks the page title. You can add a graphic image to the top of the list of pages.
Response list folder	Lists the titles of all the pages in the folder and allows readers to create new pages in response to existing pages. To create a response page, the reader displays the page he or she is responding to and then clicks respond. Readers can choose to hide or display the response pages n the list. You can add a graphic image to the top of the list of pages.
Ordered list folder	Lists the titles of all the pages in the folder. An ordered list folder should contain up to 60 pages. Managers can change the order of the pages in the list of pages in order to move important pages higher in the list. You can add a graphic image to the top of the list of pages
Slideshow folder	Shows one page at a time. Readers move from one page to another by clicking arrows at the bottom of the screen. A Slide Show folder should contain up to 30 pages. Managers can change the order of pages in the slide show, in order to move an important page to the beginning of the folder.
Headline folder	Can contain up to five pages. The page titles appear in a row near the top of the screen, like 'tabs" on typical websites. To display a page, the reader clicks a page title at the top of the screen. Managers can change the order of the pages in the list of pages in order to move important pages to the front of the list.