Pages:
  
1.Index
2.System Requirements
3.What's New?
4.Background
5.Working with RSS Feeds
6.Working with Web Pages
 
Adding a New Web Page
Changing Properties of a Web Page
Changing Auto-Update Frequency of All Web Pages
Updating Web Pages
Reading a Web Page
Removing a Web Page
Internet Explorer's Favorites
Content Highlighting
7.Auto Discovery of Feeds
8.Using Tabbed Browsing
9.Upgrade Active Web Reader
10.Resources
 

Active Web Reader 2.49


Active Web Reader: Updating Web Pages

Updating Web Pages

You can update the web pages manually.  Stay up to date on content changes by using this feature before accessing a web page.

 To update a web page:

  1. Select the Web Pages tab on the bottom-left corner of the Active Web Reader user-interface.
  2. Select the web page you want to update by clicking on its name (from the list on the left side of the user-interface).
  3. On the File menu, click Update or click the toolbar button labeled Update.

Updating multiple web pages can be a tedious task.  Instead of individually updating each and every web page, you can use this feature to update all web pages at one go.

To update all Web Pages:

  1. Select the Web Pages tab.
  2. On the File menu, click Update All.

Web Pages are automatically updated depending on the Auto-Update Frequency you specify when adding a new web page.  You can change the Auto-Update Frequency by changing the Web page's properties.  When a web page is updated, Active Web Reader automatically highlights all updated contents.  See more about Content Highlighting.

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