[headline:Editing the content]
Once you set up the sitemap and the template, you (or any other person you decide) can start editing the content.
To do this, point your browser to [bold:EasyCMS]. 
Let\'s say you depacked to your server called [bold:www.myserver.com], then [bold:EasyCMS] is located at:

[bold:http://www.myserver.com/admin/index.php]

If the admin folder is protected via htaccess, you\'ll need to log in first. 
If you or the server-admin renamed the folder it will of course be the index.php in the renamed folder.

[bold:EasyCMS] automatically opens the homepage in the editor, so you can start right away by editing the content.

[subheadline:Starting to edit]
When depacking the original easycms.zip, and you did not delete all files in the data and the html folder you will see this.

[startlink:../images/screenshot_startup.gif]Click to see the first screen of EasyCMS[endlink] 

You can now start editing the Homepage. Simply enter your text in the textbox. 
Every linebreak you enter will become a linebreak on the HTML page as well. 
You can add HTML if you like, but that is not really necessary.

[bold:EasyCMS] comes with an own set of commands for layout and linking, that you can use. 

These commands are all inside square brackets \"[ ]\" and range from headline commands over bolding words to complex linking commands and inserting images.
You can use these commands throughout the page, just make sure not to nest (except for startlink and endlink around another command and the list command) them and use the correct syntax/wording.

For a list of all the available commands, click on the \"List Commands\" link in the editor.
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[image:../images/list_commands.gif|The list commands link|left]
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These commands are expandable and each newer version of [bold:EasyCMS] will have new commands. 
At first it might be a bit hard to use them, a tip is just to take a look at the pages that come in the zip. After all, it\'s easier than HTML.

[subheadline:Saving the content data]
When you finished editing the page, you can click the \"save\" button, to store the content of this page in the \"data\" folder and preview the page how it will look like.

[startlink:../images/screenshot_save.gif]Click to see the screen with the save button[endlink] 

Once you clicked the save option you see the preview of the page and you can either choose to re-edit the page to get rid of some mistakes, or you can generate the page.

[startlink:../images/screenshot_saved.gif]Click to see the screen after the data was saved[endlink]

[subheadline:Generating the page]
When you choose generate, [bold:EasyCMS] will generate a standalone, plain HTML version of this page in the \"html\" folder and inform you that it was successful in doing that.
If there is any error message then the file permissions of the \"html\" folder are not correct.

[startlink:../images/screenshot_generated.gif]Click to see the confirmation screen after the page was generated[endlink]

[subheadline:Choosing the next document]
Once you are happy with the page and you generated it, you can select the next page to edit.
You do that by either picking it from the select box in the [bold:EasyCMS] toolbar and pressing the \"go\" button or by clicking on the link to the page in the navigation. 

It\'s like surfing the page but at the same time being able to edit it.