Blaze Editor Features:

Auto Complete - This is one of the best features that makes your job faster if you feel that typing is faster than searching and clicking on buttons. If you are typing out tags, then, some of them are instantly recognised, and Blaze will do the rest for you. Autocomplete can do some of the following. Tags like image tags, anchor tags and table tags are recognised, and the respective windows will be opened for you. It is recommended that Assistant is kept active so that Blaze will first ask you before proceeding. While entering colours, or font items, Blaze will complete entering the names of colours. Blaze will also complete tags like the bold, italics, underline, paragraph, center, input fields and a whole lot more. Blaze has many other features that will be revealed as you use it more and more.

Temporary Clipboard - The temporary clipboard is a feature that makes Blaze a whole lot better than other editors. The temporary clipboard makes copying and pasting a great deal less tiresome and easier. Items in the temporary clipboard are alphabetically sorted. Also, temporary clipboard is just temporary, and its contents will be deleted once the program is closed. Master Temporary Clipboard displays the full contents of temporary Clipboard, and you can make many alterations very easily and quickly using it. Master Temporary Clipboard: The Master Temporary Clipboard allows you to view the whole contents unlike the simple dropdown box which shows you only the first few characters. You can add newer entries to the Master Temporary Clipboard by entering them on the right hand side, and then dragging and dropping them into the list on the left. You can also remove/delete the selected items, clear the whole temporary clipboard, paste selected item etc. Copy: To copy text to the temporary clipboard, just select text and drag-drop it into the temporary clipboard that is a drop-down box present at the bottom. You can press Ctrl D to do this Paste: Select the item to be pasted from the drop-down box. For repeated pasting, press F2 Remove Item: The selected item can be removed by choosing this option. It is recommended you use the master temporary clipboard for this Clear: You can clear the temporary clipboard by choosing this option Slow Paste: Pasting from the temporary Clipboard is instantaneous, but you cannot Undo this. If you want the Undo buffer to be set then choose this Option. The disadvantage is that the text is pasted character by character that makes pasting slow and irksome. This is recommended only if you are pasting small bits of text.

Restore points - Restore points are temporary points which lets you benchmark your pages, and the pages get saved internally within the program. If you wish to revert back to the page, when you had set the restore point, you can easily do that. The steps to create restore points are very easy. When you wish to set a restore point, just go to Options Menu, and navigate to Restore, then to Create Restore, and choose one of the three restore points. Then, just enter the name of the restore point that'll remind you of the contents. Once this is done, the restore point is set. If you want to use the restore point, that is revert to that page, then choose Use Restore in the Options Menu >> Restore and choose the restore point Once a restore point is set, a tick appears next to it. Restore points can be replaced. Blaze provides three restore points. Like the Temporary Clipboard, even this is temporary, and the contents will be lost once the program is closed. Restore points are very useful if you are experimenting with the page or making a large number of changes that may ruin the page. Restore Point 1 can be set from the menu at the bottom of the page (Looks like copy with a border) and Restore Point 1 can be used by clicking on the button next to it. (Copy without border)

	NikCmd - Command Line - Press F4 to move the cursor to the bottom right of the program window. Type in the appropriate command and perform the required task. NikCmd is a command line feature where each six letter command begins with 'nik' and is followed by three letters.

	Editor Part of Blaze Composer - This is the editor part of blaze Composer which is for people who hate wysiwyg and want to harness the total power of their own abilities. You can just complete the entire process in seconds, because as you type, Blaze completes your work - You can also disable it, though