Rick Quatro has a Framescript or two that will convert a book (and/or, I
believe, a directory of .fm files) into a single monolithic .fm file while
updating cross-refs, etc.
I've used them a couple times a couple years ago for a similar job.
In any case, ping Rick, get the scripts and run them, and then export the
file through MIF2Go, and you should be done.

Art

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On Sun, Jun 3, 2012 at 6:51 AM, John Sgammato <[email protected]>wrote:

>  Good morning, Framers!****
>
> I hope someone has solved this one. ****
>
> I need to save three FM10 books as three monolithic HTML files. My go-to
> tool for conversions, Mif2Go, can’t do it; it saves each chapter as its own
> file, with no setting to produce a monolithic file for the whole book.****
>
> But when I try to do it using FM10’s Save as HTML feature:****
>
> **·         **FM crashes. It saves individual files ok, but it crashes on
> saving a whole book of any size. It does produce apparently good output,
> but I don’t trust it, because...****
>
> **·         **The X-refs aren’t kosher. All my “Heading” X-refs get a
> “See” inserted:  <Blue><$paratext>Starting the APG comes out as  <A
> NAME="50577411_pgfId-1055378"></A><A HREF="APG.htm#50577411_52395"
> CLASS="XRef">See Starting the APG</A>****
>
> This is only a problem when saving the book. Individual chapters come out
> OK. The book doesn’t have a reference page or an HTML Setup feature. Where
> does this extra “See” come from? And of course, it is a pain in the neck
> resolving this because FM10 crashes every time I save  the book as HTML.**
> **
>
> I have been diligent about setting up the conversions with the
> File>Utilities>HTML Setup feature, and directly in the Reference page. No
> file in the book includes this extra See. ****
>
> I wasted an hour on the phone with Adobe Support yesterday, to no avail.
> In the end he set up a workaround in RoboHelp that did not produce the See,
> but it also did not produce a monolithic HTML file. ****
>
> I hope someone can help with this. ****
>
> john****
>
> ** **
>
> ps Why save a whole book as a monolithic HTML file? It will never be read
> by any user. It is to be consumed by a script that will import it into a
> knowledgebase. ****
>
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