I will show you how to look at indented files later, but for now, just turn them off. I think you will agree that no one wants that: Here is an example of what the text will look like if you don't have Line wrap on. If you do not do this, when you have paragraphs of text, instead of wrapping and fitting in your window the text will not wrap and you will have to scroll to the right to view your text, and nobody wants to do that. You will want to click on Text and turn on the Line wrap, by clicking the box to the left. Under Options / Preferences, click the down arrow on Editor and then Edit modes. Follow along below to change your settings: Editor Settings In order to make sure that we are all creating similar XML files, we need to make sure that Oxygen is set up with the same preferences for everyone.

You can later turn back on any sidebars that you think you might want, by clicking on Window / Show View. When editing text, you usually want the main window to be as big as possible. You should close all of these sidebars by clicking on the red dot in the upper left corner, leaving only the main window open. It also will open with a number of optional sidebars open. When Oxygen opens, it may ask you if you want to get daily tips. This should pop up automatically upon starting Oxygen, if not go to the 'Help' menu and select 'Register.' You will get this dialog:ģ. Once you have the key, open up the Oxygen XML Editor application. We will send you a key to activate your copy of Oxygen. To complete this step, you will need to contact a member of the CDRH staff. Now that you have Oxygen installed, start it up! (This will take a while, so please be patient.) The current version is Oxygen XML Editor Version 22.0 but check with center staff to make sure you are getting the correct version. If you are working on a non-CDRH computer or cannot find the software, you'll need to download a version of it. Search the application folder for Oxygen to check. If you are using a CDRH computer, Oxygen may already be installed.

The Oxygen XML Editor is a very powerful tool, but you will onlyīe using the XML portion of its abilities! Oxygen will help you write XML more quickly, and can tell you if something in the file needs more attention. If you are working on a CDRH project which uses XML files, you will need to install the Oxygen XML software.

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