Converting a Notebook to HTML
 
You can create an HTML version of any Notebook, which you can then publish on the Internet to share with other computer users.
 
Choose File → Export to HTML... to display the HTML Export sheet.
 


By default, NoteBook places the Notebook’s HTML components in
your ~/Sites folder, in a folder with the Notebook’s name .

Export all pages, a page range, or just the current page .


The HTML version looks and behaves like the original Notebook.  Open the index.html file within the HTML export folder to view the first page.
 


Clicking a tab or the page curl turns to a different page.

Clicking a triangle expands or collapses a cell.

Clicking an attachment opens it.


 
If a page has attachments, NoteBook copies them all into the HTML export folder.  Clicking the attachment’s icon displays or downloads the attachment.
 
Whenever you change your Notebook you can update the HTML version by choosing File → Export Changes to HTML.
 
 
NOTES

HTML has no notion of a “ruler,” so there are no tab-stops in an HTML page.  If you use tabs to create columns within a Notebook page, web browsers will most-likely not display the columns correctly.
 
Even if you assign a password to your Notebook, the HTML version will not be password-protected.
 
NoteBook cannot generate web versions of a Notebook’s Index pages.
 
 

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