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ArborText Editor 6.1 - Export to HTML

  • March 14, 2014
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Hello,

I'm evaluating ArborText 6.1 (Editor with Styler) with a 14-day trial license.

Can it export to HTML? I don't see that option anywhere.

Thanks!

Chris

    Best answer by TimPhelps

    Does your style sheet allow HTML composition?

    From Arbortext select Styler > Edit Style Sheet

    Select File > Stylesheet Properties

    Is HTML File check box checked?

    Alternatively, check the .dcf file associated with your dtd or schema.

    Does it allow HTML output?

    Content like

    <Composition>

    <Compose type="htmlfile"></Compose>

    ...

    <Compose type="pdf"></Compose>

    ...

    </Composition>

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    TimPhelps12-Amethyst
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    March 14, 2014

    You can publish to HTML. File > Publish > HTML file....

    There is also an menu pick for File > Save As HTML...

    (This latter usage is not as good as publishing).

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    ptc-57397001-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    March 14, 2014

    I see the HTML options if I start from a new document.

    However, if I open an existing file (It's an xml file with ArborText comments, so I can only assume that it was created with ArborText), I don't have the HTML options for save-as (or publish).

    Does that mean I can't save this particular document as HTML (or is there an add-on I can get that will do this)?

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    TimPhelps12-AmethystAnswer
    12-Amethyst
    March 14, 2014

    Does your style sheet allow HTML composition?

    From Arbortext select Styler > Edit Style Sheet

    Select File > Stylesheet Properties

    Is HTML File check box checked?

    Alternatively, check the .dcf file associated with your dtd or schema.

    Does it allow HTML output?

    Content like

    <Composition>

    <Compose type="htmlfile"></Compose>

    ...

    <Compose type="pdf"></Compose>

    ...

    </Composition>

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