Pearl Rosenberg wrote: > In the code above, where it says <P CLASS="Num-1"> should be > the first numbered step; <P CLASS="Num"> are the remaining > steps, and <P CLASS="Bullet-num"> are bulleted list items > that are formatted to indent under items in a numbered list. > > It would be tedious to have to go into the HTML for all the > lists and add the list tags - as with most user manuals, the > whole things is full of steps and lists.
Well, you can't just select Save As > HTML and expect it to come out right because FM doesn't know the purpose of all your pgf tags and how you use them. I suppose it could guess, based on the _appearance_, but the engineers at Adobe thought it would be better to have you explicitly tell FM what HTML tags to map your FM pgfs to -- thus the HTML Mapping Tables in the reference pages of your docs. See your FM user manual and/or help to learn how to set up your mappings. Alternatively, try the WebWorks Publisher Standard Edition that's included free with FM, or try Mif2Go (omsys.com) -- most people would agree that either choice is better than FM's built-in HTML conversion. Both will still require you to set up your conversion -- map your FM formats to HTML output. There is no way to do what you want to do without some learning and setup effort on your part. You can't just push a button and expect good results. Richard ------ Richard G. Combs Senior Technical Writer Polycom, Inc. richardDOTcombs AT polycomDOTcom 303-223-5111 ------ rgcombs AT gmailDOTcom 303-777-0436 ------
