Buttons in the WebEdit WYSIWYG Editor

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These are all the buttons that can be used in the WebEdit WYSIWYG editor:

	Saves the current file and keeps on editing.
	Saves the current file and exists the editor.
	Sends the file for review. Only shows when the option require approval for any changes is selected for the user or there is already a version of the same file waiting for approval by the administrator.
	Sends the file for review and exits the editor. Only shows when the option require approval for any changes is selected for the user or there is already a version of the same file waiting for approval by the administrator.
	Cancels the editing without saving.
	Undoes the latest editing actions.
	Redoes the latest editing actions.
	Cuts the selected text to the clipboard.
	Copies the selected text to the clipboard.
	Pastes the selected text into the cursor position.
	Spell checks the document.
	Finds and/or replaces text in the editor.
	Creates a hiperlink.
	Creates a link to an email address.
	Creates an anchor element.
	Inserts a module. It will only show if the user has access to any of the WebEdit modules.
	Help for the WYSIWYG editor.
	Bold
	Underline
	Italics
	Strike through
	Superscript.
	Subscript.
	Ordered list (list with numbers).
	Unordered list (list with bullets).
	Increases the indent of the text.
	Decreases the indent of the text.
	Aligns the paragraph to the left.
	Centers the paragraph.
	Aligns the paragraph to the right.
	Justifies the paragraph.
	Inserts an horizontal line.
	Inserts a special character.
	Inserts a text box.
	Toggle absolute positioning on and off.
	Clears the HTML code.
	Modifies the page properties - title, description and keyword.
	Shows/hides the borders around the tables.
	Shows/hides paragraph endings and line breaks.
	Selects the font face.
	Selects the font size.
	Selects a style to be attached to an element.
	Selects the element format to be used (paragraph, heading, etc).
	Removes the style associated with the element.
	Changes the font color.
	Changes the font highlight.
	Image Manager, to insert images.
	Flash Manager, to handle Flash objects.
	Media Manager, to handle movies and sound.
	Inserts forms and various form elements.
	Creates a new table.
	Inserts custom HTML on the cursor position.