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What is a WBS file? Project created by WebBlender, an interactive, kid-friendly presentation and web site creation program; contains a WebBlender site, which holds features such as pages, images, text, shapes, buttons, and animations; published as .HTML files.

More Information To create the WBS file, select File → Save As , name the file, choose a save location, and click Save .

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What is a WBS file?

Project created by WebBlender, an interactive, kid-friendly presentation and web site creation program; contains a WebBlender site, which holds features such as pages, images, text, shapes, buttons, and animations; published as .HTML files.

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To create the WBS file, select File → Save As , name the file, choose a save location, and click Save .

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Updated: January 14, 2014

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What is a WBS file?↓
Project created by WebBlender, an interactive, kid-friendly presentation and web site creation program; contains a WebBlender site, which holds features such as pages, images, text, shapes, buttons, and animations; published as .HTML files.

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