Exporting HTML files

Does Elements 9 support exporting an HTML file? If so, how?

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Sorry, but I need more information here.
You are linking to HTML pages? Where are these pages? What do
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Please help - How to export HTML file into MS word format

How to export HTML file into MS word file without any change
in design format?
As I have been trying to do that but problem is coming in
formating. Table's witdth and height get disturbed in MS word when
I import the html file.
What I do after creating HTML in dreamweaver I save that file
into .txt format in dreamweaver. and then import it in MS Word. And
I tried too much for it but invain.
Please help me in finding the way of solution.
Please help me as my job is in trouble. It's very urgent
pleeease help me. I'll be thankful to you.

Just open the HTML file in Word.
Walt
"apollo321" <[email protected]> wrote in
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news:gavbhd$6j4$[email protected]..
> How to export HTML file into MS word file without any
change in design
> format?
>
> As I have been trying to do that but problem is coming
in formating.
> Table's
> witdth and height get disturbed in MS word when I import
the html file.
>
> What I do after creating HTML in dreamweaver I save that
file into .txt
> format
> in dreamweaver. and then import it in MS Word. And I
tried too much for it
> but
> invain.
>
> Please help me in finding the way of solution.
>
> Please help me as my job is in trouble. It's very urgent
pleeease help me.
> I'll be thankful to you.
>

[web] how can i set the name of an exported html file

Hi, I'm writing a plugin to export galleries for my homepage (standard html stuff). My current solution works and it creates a file named "index.html" and some additional stuff. Now I want to change the name of the created html file in the plugin (for example create a file galleryX.html with X being a number that is entered by the user). Is there a way to do this? Thank you in advance, Sebastian

I think the names of the files come from the plugin manifest. So you would create a file used as a template, and the name of that file would be the name of the resulting file.
AddPhotoPages and AddGridPages take options to control the target HTML filename that might give you what you want, as well.

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These are straight up exported files from muse.
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The computer is a touch screen with no keyboard connected or mouse.
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There's nothing special in the Muse code gen.
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In Firefox 5 on exporting HTML files, two unnecessary elements are included for each web page entry; namely, <DT><A HREF="http://www ... ICON_URI=" ... /favicon.ico" ICON="data:image/png;base64 , ... </A>
These two elements (ICON_URI and ICON) add significantly to the storage size of the bookmarks.html file which keeps getting larger and larger.
These two elements are not necessary in my opinion. Please remove those two elements: the ICON_URI=" ... /favicon.ico" and the ICON="data:image/png;base64 , from the bookmarks.html file structure; or at least give an option for their inclusion or not in the exported HTML file.

you did not finish you sentence.
The exported file contains additional information relating to bookmarks that you do not see when viewing the file, including the links, but also the favicons in a bitmap and as a link, and and some timestamp information, the purpose is to transfer bookmarks between two browsers.

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I Fireworks 8, I was able to save a web page as a complete
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with it. With CS3 all I get is a totally white canvas. I have
checked that my preferences are all set the same, and they are. I
use this feature all the time for a variety of functions, i.e.,
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is that function no longer there?
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it's own exported html files. Get "internal error." The file is
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No, it is not a bug at all. It is all about how you do this
and understand the primary functionality of Fw itself, and how it
do for you. If you don't fully understand how it works, then you
have problem trying to understand how it works and what's not.
Then, perhaps that you clearly do not understand the
functionality of Fw CS3, and how it relates to exported HTML files
created by Fw CS3.
It is very common, wide misunderstanding among other,
especially with newbies using Fw app, and they thought that if Fw
could create HTML code. Actually, it was created by side of
pre-scripted coding inside the app itself, and that it does the
rest for you.
As for working with sliced images around Fw CS3, as any
legacy versions of Fw, the concept of sliced images is often up for
the air and debates. Everyone have different opinion about sliced
images, and what not and what's cool.
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images, means slower downloading time and more codes involved.
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works, and how it relates to your question about HTML code in Fw.
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just exports html code for you. However, it is important to note,
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Dreamweaver, or any web authoring app to work with HTML directly.
If you are not taking my advice, so be it. I am out of this
discussion. End of discussion!
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Originally posted by:
lloydtennison
No. I mean for editing the images. The open command even
shows html as an option to open, it just does not open the file at
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nothing to do with Dreamweaver or coding, just images and image
manipulation. If open html is an option, as it is, it should open
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behind it. Now it just opens a white page.
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Help needed while exporting crystal reports to HTML file format using java

Help needed while exporting crystal reports to HTML file format using java api(not using crystalviewer).i want to download the
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You can only use a JSON backup to restore all bookmarks in Firefox.<br />
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*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Backing_up_and_restoring_bookmarks_-_Firefox

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How do I export bookmarks from Firefox for Mobile (android) to an html file?

I have bookmarks on my Firefox for Mobile v 33.1 that I would like to copy/back up to an html file. Even if I access the desktop version on my tablet I don't see the Show all Bookmarks - Import/Export option. This Android profile used to be linked through the old Firefox Sync to my PC but the issue is that I can't access it from my PC anymore as I just had to replace the hard disk. I have now installed the new Firefox on my PC but it won't sync with the old Android version as the new Firefox Sync is not compatible with the old one. Also when I go under Sync on the Android, it says the email account is deprecated.
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Is there a workaround for exported Muse html files to render accurately when opened in DreamWeaver d

Is there a workaround for exported Muse html files to render accurately when opened in DreamWeaver design view?

Have a look at this thread that should answer your query - http://forums.adobe.com/message/5231996.
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Can i delete my exported bookmark html file after i have re imported it and merged it with my restore of my old bookmarks? Same with the json file?

I have recently reinstalled my OS on a new drive and have just successfully restored my old bookmarks and imported any new bookmarks I had saved since the OS install. I just want to know know if it is safe to delete the json file i restored from since this was on the old drive I want to format and can I also delete the html file i created by exporting my new bookmarks before i started this process?
Marc

You can keep a backup copy of that old file or make backups of the JSON backups on the new computer.<br />
You can decide for yourself if you would have a usage for that file.<br />
If all bookmarks have been restored successfully then you won't need this backup and you can create a new backup regularly if you have modified or added bookmarks.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Backing_up_and_restoring_bookmarks_-_Firefox

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