Parameter | Description |
Ignore Page Breaks
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This setting, when selected, causes the source document to be converted into a single HTML document Web page. In the case of a larger document, this may prompt an undesirable delay as it is loaded into the browser, and is therefore not recommended. |
Create New Web Page on Hard Page Break |
This setting, when selected, causes the source document to be converted into multiple HTML Web pages based upon the original document's use of hard or forced page breaks. |
Create New Web Page on Soft Page Break |
This setting, when selected, causes the source document to be converted into multiple HTML Web pages based upon the original document's use of soft or implied page breaks. This setting is recommended if the source document contains no hard page breaks. |
Create a New Page on Heading 1 |
This setting, when selected, causes the source document to be converted into multiple HTML Web pages based upon the original document's use of the top level headings. This setting is recommended if the source document has top level headings used for new sections or chapters. This is the default setting. |
Create a New Page on Heading 2 |
(see above) |
Create a New Page on Heading 3 |
(see above) |
Parameter | Description |
Place in Subdirectory
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This setting causes converted HTML documents to be placed in a subdirectory of the home page. The subdirectory will take the same name as that of the home page. This is the default setting. |
Place in Same Directory as Top Page |
This setting causes converted HTML documents to be placed into the same directory as the top or home page. This may cause naming conflicts if multiple page documents with similar names are batch converted. |
Parameter | Description |
Use Absolute Path Names in file Links |
This setting causes the absolute path name to be used in all references or links to pages and images, including the drive and directory. This may create problems when moving or copying HTML files with images or multiple pages. |
Use Relative Path Names in File Links |
This setting causes the relative path name to be used in all references or links to pages and images, including the drive and directory. This is standard HTML style and is recommended. |
Limit HTML File Names to 8 Characters |
This setting causes page or image files created during the conversion to be limited to 8 characters, excluding file extensions. This is included for compatibility with file systems with this limitation. |
Parameter | Description |
Top Margin
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This setting controls the amount of space (in pixels) appearing at the top of all web pages in the converted document. |
Left Margin |
This setting controls the amount of space (in pixels) appearing at the left of all web pages in the converted document. |