Re: Changing Subdocument Numbering When Saving As HTML

[Mike_Foster@xxxxxxxxxx]

---------------------- Forwarded by Mike Foster/Tivoli Systems on 11/03/98
10:14 AM ---------------------------


Steve Eddy <seddy@Adobe.COM> on 10/28/98 12:00:38 PM

To:   Mike Foster/Tivoli Systems
cc:
Subject:  Re: Changing Subdocument Numbering When Saving As HTML




Mike,

There's no way to change the default behavior. I know some customer have
written scripts to change the resulting files, but there's no way to do it
from FrameMaker.

Steve Eddy

At 05:38 PM 10/23/98 +0000, you wrote:
   When using the Save As HTML command to generate multiple subdocuments
from
   a parent document (as described on pg. 446 of the FM 5.5 manual), the
   subdocument files are automatically named with a ."number" suffix in the
   name and a .html extension.

   For example, generating subdocuments from cmnds.fm results in cmnds.html
   (parent document), cmnds.1.html (first subdocument), cmnds.2.html
(second
   subdocument), and so forth. Does anybody know how to get rid of the
.(dot)
   in the name (so just the sequential number appears in a subdocument,
   without the dot ), and change the file name extension from .html to
.htm?
   We have naming conventions to follow that are different than these
   defaults, and I don't especially want to go in and manually have to make
   these modifications not only to file names, but also to all of the
links.

   I am using FrameMaker+SGML 5.5. for Windows NT, with a structured
document.

   Thanks,

   Mike










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