RE: Basic Portable HTML output

["bja" <bashley@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The answer is No. You do not need WWP to convert to html.

FrameMaker has a Save As HTML option. This works OK. If you go to the
reference pages and play with the mapping, you can also get some nice
effects, basic navigation and document splitting (see the manual for
details).

Graphics are a problem though, but if you set them in your document at 96dpi
(and they display OK) then they will display OK in the generated html.

As to the CSS, just delete the file after it is generated (I haven't had the
need to look for a method to switch it off yet so I do not know if you can).
All browsers can read the html without a CSS.

Regards,

Bruce Ashley

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-framers@omsys.com [mailto:owner-framers@omsys.com]On Behalf
Of Dowdell Charles
Sent: Wednesday, 7 August 2002 11:45 PM
To: framers@omsys.com
Subject: Basic Portable HTML output


Do i really need to use WebWorks publisher to output a basic simple HTML
page from a framemaker document. I don't want to have css files.


How do I turn the style sheet creation off as I save to HTML? All I want is
a simple Frame tag to html tag conversion and a few appending html lines.




Charlie Dowdell
The Raymond Corporation
Manager, Technical Publications
(607-656-2638)



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