The Save as HTML command generates a number of related files.
The following files are created when you save a report as HTML.
This File | Has These Characteristics |
Main HTML page | Is created for each report saved as HTML. Is used to launch the HTML report output. Tip: Each report requires its own folder to ensure that index.htm file is not overwritten. Filename: index.htm |
Report body pages | Is created for each page of the report body. If a report has 50 pages, there will be 50 files of this type. Has the prefix you provide, followed a letter, number or alphanumeric value, and the extension.htm. For example: MyFile1.htm, MyFilea.htm, or Myfile1a.htm. |
Report StyleSheet Files | Specifies the layout attributes of a report. Has the prefix you provide, followed by a letter, number or alphanumeric value, and the extension .css. For example: MyFile1.css, MyFileb.css, or MyFile1b.css |
Report Navigator Button Files | Is created for each report saved as HTML. Links the navigation buttons to the pages. For example: htmlnavbuttons.html. |
Report Navigation Buttons Frame | Is created for each report saved as HTML. Contains the report navigation buttons. Filename: htmlnavbuttons.js |
Report Content Frame | Is created for each report saved as HTML. Displays report content. Filename: htmlcontent.js |
Report Table of Contents Frame | Is created for each report saved as HTML. Contains links for navigation. Filename: htmltoc.js |
Image Files | Is created for each OLE object and graph. Filename: Myfile0.png |
Navigation Buttons | Is created for each navigation option if you include a Report Navigator. There will be a 8.gif files for the top, bottom, up, and down buttons in both the available and unavailable state. For example, CG47DN.gif |
Log Report | Is created for each report saved as HTML. Has the prefix you provide, followed by a number and the extension .log. For example: MyFile1.log |