Opening Files in Stylus Studio

This section describes the types of files Stylus Studio recognizes, how to add new file types to Stylus Studio, and how to open files using the Stylus Studio File Explorer and other methods. This section covers the following topics:

Types of Files Recognized by Stylus Studio

Using the File Explorer

Dragging and Dropping Files in the Stylus Studio

Other Ways to Open Files in Stylus Studio

Adding File Types to Stylus Studio


Tip		You can set an option so that when you open Stylus Studio, Stylus Studio automatically opens any files that were open the last time you closed Stylus Studio. See Options - Application Settings.

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XML File Explorer

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Opening Files in Stylus Studio

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XML File Explorer

DTD Editor

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