Visio2000: Saving Drawing as HTML Creates Multiple Files (286117)



The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft Visio 2000 Standard Edition
  • Microsoft Visio 2000 Professional Edition
  • Microsoft Visio 2000 Technical Edition
  • Microsoft Visio 2000 Enterprise Edition

This article was previously published under Q286117

SUMMARY

This article describes how the Save As HTML converter works in Microsoft Visio.

MORE INFORMATION

When you save Microsoft Visio drawings as Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) documents, Visio converts the drawings into a format that can be viewed in a Web browser. To do this, Visio creates a number of different files and file types. For example, if you save a one page drawing called MyDrawing as HTML, Visio generates the following files:
   File name                    Description
   ---------------------------------------------------------------------
   MyDrawing.htm                The default page
   MyDrawing1_raster.htm        Called by the default page for viewing
   MyDrawing1_raster.gif        Image called by the default HTM
   MyDrawing_utils.js           Java Script 
   MyDrawing_nav.htm            Navigation frame 
   MyDrawing_frame.htm          Drawing frame                         
   lt_off.gif                   Navigation button
   lt_over.gif                  Navigation button
   rt_off.gif                   Navigation button
   rt_over.gif                  Navigation button
				
These files provide the functionality that allows multiple pages to be saved using the initial set of "extra" frame and navigation files.

For each new page of a Visio drawing saved as HTML, Visio creates an additional pair of files. For example, if a drawing called MyDrawing has three pages, Visio creates the following four additional files when you save the drawing as HTML:

MyDrawing2_raster.htm
MyDrawing2_raster.gif

MyDrawing3_raster.htm
MyDrawing3_raster.gif

Notice the additional sequence number added to the file name.

REFERENCES

For more information about saving files as HTML, click Search on the Help menu, type html in the What would you like to know? box, and then click Search to view the topics.

Modification Type:MajorLast Reviewed:1/29/2002
Keywords:kbinfo KB286117