OMG! This is rediculous. I want my money back for, at least, the .zip themes in the below post.
None of the themes are customizable to the point that I can use. CC2010SE doesn't have the three tabs "code", "visual", "preview". It can't be set in preferances, that I can see.
I have Windows 7. CC2010SE made another [username]\My Documents\etc folder. Now there are two.
I know its a Beta but it needs to be polished before you put it for download.

I am sorry but I really don't understand how installing a theme could be so hard. The steps are pretty easy.

You also can't make a folder under the path above, that is a Windows system directory and is automatically created by the operating system. What you are describing will cause all sorts of problems if you are manually creating directories. Just follow the steps in those articles PRECISELY and you will get the themes where they need to be. Alternatively if you would like one of our techs to hand hold you through the process, we can definitely do that for you. Just call our office at 678-495-3480 and schedule a support call with us

There are also most certainly 3 tabs. You probably just have one or more turned off. Just go to the Tools Menu > Preferences and check the tabs that you want to show. All themes are 100% customizable because you have access to the HTML. You can make any changes you like!

This program is also not in any beta. It is an official release.

Note: Any theme you have purchased from CoffeeCup, just go back to our website and download the latest version. It will be in the new theme format and you can use the theme installer to place it inside of the HTML Editor.

Wish I could help you more svpilot, but Scott is spot on already. All the tutorials tell you exactly how to get your new themes into the program, and it most definitely has 3 tabs (although you shouldn't have the visual one even open if you don't plan to use it exclusively on each page as you should not swap between code and visual modes, it will most definitely mess up your code if you do.

Other than that, there's not much more I can say either, the tutorials say it pretty straight forward, the program works fine, the themes work fine, the installation works as the links Scott has already given you say they do. Maybe it's the question that is not clear? Maybe we are misunderstanding exactly what it is after? Basically I'm assuming you want the themes you purchased to be available in the HTML Editor. Those steps on those links will tell you how to do this. I'm sure you're just misunderstanding something it's saying and if you just reread it it should come to you. Otherwise, put in that phone call to the Support office and I'm sure they will help you get it all set to go.

I am not sure if I am wording this correctly, but I want to embed a youtube video in one of the themes included in the html editor software (HTML 5 Themes). I have resized the video to match the dimensions in the style sheet but the video is halfway down the box when I preview the file. I have also tried changing the text-align attribute in the spreadsheet to inherit and justify, but no difference.
Thanks for the help.

Ken

A link would be helpful.

Thanks for the fast reply. I thought I had it figured out but the page is a mess now. I know this is not a programming site, but rather a software support site so if you do not want ot help I totally understand.

Thanks

Ken

www.riess.ca/test

Right off the top I notice that the closing embed tag is missing a bracket it should be "</embed>" not "/embed>" that might be a good place to start.

You have a lot of errors on that page. Try cleaning up the code before working on the exact placement of the movie. It will help.

http://validator.w3.org/

Awesome Levi.

That was it. Thanks a bunch!

Ken

BTW, there are a couple of other problems with the code for that object: I've gone ahead and fixed them this is what it should look like:

That should work much better for you. Sloppy code can be a really pain.