After downloading and installing the add-in you can access
the SEO Tools via the custom menu or toolbar.
If you are using Expression Web 1 or 2, after downloading and
installing the add-in, click the SEO Tools
menu from the SEO Toolbar.
Note: The Property Count Menu Buttons are enabled by default. To prevent the Property Count Menu Buttons from appearing on
startup, click the SEO Tools menu and then click Options.
Expression Web add-ins all share a common feature: You
can determine when they are loaded. Most add-ins will load
when Expression Web starts, and that's probably your best
bet. However, there might be times when this isn't desirable
(i.e. an add-in, while useful, consumes a lot of resources
and you only want it to load when used).
Setting an Add-In's Startup Option
Open Expression Web (1, 2, or 3) and then click
Tools > Add-Ins. A window will display listing all
available add-ins.

The Expression Web 3 Manage Add-ins Window

The Expression Web 1 and 2 COM Add-Ins
Window
Clear the checkmark next to the add-in's name and
then click OK. This will prevent the add-in from loading
on startup. Remember, the add-in is still available to
you. Simply return to this window and select the add-in
you want to use.
How do I uninstall an Add-In?
An add-in is a small software program that works by
adding functionality to its host application. Given this
behavior, add-ins can both be removed (from the host) and
uninstalled (from the system).
Removing and Add-In
Using the same window as above, you can remove an add-in
from Expression Web. When you remove an add-in, it is
deleted from Expression Web's list
of available add-ins. However, the add-in is still installed
on your computer. The Remove function is available in Expression Web
1, 2 and 4. There is no Remove function in Expression Web 3.
Uninstalling an Add-In
To uninstall an add-in from your computer, close
Expression Web and then go to Windows Control Panel. Find
the name of the add-in or the company that developed it and
then uninstall it. The next
time Expression Web starts the add-in will not load and it
will not be included in the list of available add-ins.
What are the default
sitemap priority settings?
When a sitemap.xml file is generated, the highest priority
of 1.0 priority is automatically assigned to the following pages:
default.htm, default.html, default.asp, default.aspx,
index.htm, index.html, index.asp, index.aspx, home.htm,
home.html, home.asp, and home.aspx. All other pages are
assigned the default 0.5 priority.
For more information about priority settings,
visit the
sitemap.org site.
Why do I see Office Power! on my statement?
Office Power!, LLC is the legal name of the company. When
I started the company in 1998 the focus was on tools for Microsoft Office. Later, the focus changed to
FrontPage add-ins and then to Expression Web add-ins.
I lost my registration key, what should I do?
If you lost your registration code, send an email from
the account used to purchase the add-in and you will get a
prompt response. If you can't remember which email account
was used during the purchase, include your full name. Send
the email
here..
What is it with the funky About box images?
All the About boxes in the Expression Web 1 and 2 add-ins
have a background image taken from a graphic novel. The
image used in the Expression Web 3 & 4 add-in contains a
background image created by a very talented family member.
Hey, add-in development is a pretty dry
experience. You need to have a little fun!
I love the Expression Web Extras Toolbar. Can I still use
it?
Of course! Even though the Expression Web Extras Toolbar
was discontinued on 12/31/2009, you can keep using it as long as you like.
Support will be provided until 6/30/2010 (lost keys, how to
enable, etc.).
Why was the Expression Web
Extras Toolbar discontinued?
The Expression Web Extras Toolbar was implemented as a
set of custom macros. Two issues resulted from this:
installing the toolbar would overwrite any custom macros the
user had and enabling the toolbar, though easy, wasn't as
intuitive as I would have liked.
During the development of the
SEO Tools for Expression
Web 3 I changed development environments which solved both
issues. It also gave me the opportunity to remove little
used features and to separate the software into individual
add-ins for the various editions of Expression Web.
What's with the new
prices?
Pricing is always difficult. I decided to go with a more
mobile phone/app pricing model. Is it the right model? I'm
not sure. Only time will tell.
Do the add-ins work with 64 bit
versions of Windows?
Yes! (In fact, I use all of the software on a Windows 7 64 bit
system.) Every add-in has been tested on Windows XP 32 bit
running Expression Web 1, 2, and 3 and Windows 7 64 bit
running Expression Web 1, 2, and 3.
If you want to run the Expression Web 1 or 2
add-ins on a 64 bit Windows system, you will need to
download and run one other thing. You can
download the additional files here.