LESSON 15
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HTML and Web Publishing
3
Choose File > Save As.
4
Enter the filename
Web1.html
, making sure to include the file extension .html.
5
Choose HTML from the Save as type pop-up menu and click Save.
That’s it. You’ve converted the document to an HTML file. In the few moments after you
clicked Save, FrameMaker 7.0 set up mappings for formats to HTML elements, used those
mappings to create a new HTML file, converted graphics in anchored frames to GIF
format, and created an HTML stylesheet (more on stylesheets in a moment).
6
Minimize or hide FrameMaker 7.0 (but don’t exit).
7
In your operating system, navigate to the Lesson15 folder. You will see the following
files that FrameMaker 7.0 created (in Windows, you may need to show file extensions to
differentiate these files):
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Web1.html, which is the new HTML file containing the original FrameMaker 7.0 text.
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Web1-1.gif and Web1-2.gif, which are graphics files.
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Web1.css, which contains HTML formatting information (the HTML stylesheet).