Program interface

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The SEO toolkit's often used tools are listed down the left side of the program in the Navigation panel. To use one of these tools, click on the tool and its functions will then be available. The currently selected tool is shown in colour.

When using the SEO Toolkit for the first time, a new URL must be entered prior to using these tools. To add a new URL, click on the Insert menu and select New URL. Ideally, a separate project should be created for each URL to ensure easy management.

Wizards

The toolkit includes three wizards to help simplify common tasks. There is a wizard to check ranking, a wizard to assist with URL submission and a wizard to check link popularity. To access the wizards, select the Main icon from the left side list. To start a wizard, double click on a wizard from the "What do you want to do? " list.


Popup help

The SEO toolkit has a pop up help system embedded into the software. Click on a Help button to open the help viewer. As you click on different tools, menu items, checkboxes and fields, the help viewer will automatically display helpful information. To display information about a button, move the mouse cursor over the button for a few seconds and the buttons function will be displayed.



Customizing the interface

Adding/removing items from the links list
To add or delete a link from the links list, right click in the link panel and select Add, or click on a link and select Delete.






Adding/removing items from the tools list
To add or delete a tool from the tools list, right click in the tools panel and select Add, or click on a tool and select Delete.

The tool path can be to a local file or a HTML or exe executable file on the Internet. The path can use the variables $DOMAIN or $URL which will be substituted by the current URL or domain. The $DOMAIN variable is the URL with the http:// prefix removed.

eg. To create a tool that opens notepad, you would enter:
c:\windows\notepad.exe

If there are spaces in the path or file name then the path must be quoted. eg.
"c:\program files\file to be run.exe"



Hiding the navigation panel
To hide the navigation panel, click on the View menu and select Tools list.