Link various visio file in 1 Webpage

Hi,
I am having issue with Visio while using the hyperlink when i generate the web page of the Visio file.
I am using Visio 2007 & have 5 different Visio files, each having about 30+ processes documented.
For illustration only:
Let’s say, I have created 4 files:
1st File "Plan": which has following collapsed sub-processes: A--> B --> C?
2nd File "Planning Activities - A": which has following tasks: A1--> A2-->A3
3rd File "Planning Activities - B": which has following tasks: B1--> B2-->B3?
4th File "Planning Activities - C": which has following tasks: C1--> C2-->C3?
I have linked collapsed sub-process "A" within 1st file with the sub-process worksheet saved in 2nd file to give a blown-up view of expanded sub-process
"A". Similarly I have done it for collapsed sub-process "B" as well as collapsed sub-process "C" in 1st file i.e. linked each to its blown-up view in other Visio 2010 file.
Since 1st file is the parent file, I am trying to save that as web page (*.html).
When i open the saved web page and click on the collapsed sub-process "A" it opens the Visio file for "Planning Activities - A", instead
it showing it on HTML so that I can view A1 on html and then navigate back to A-> B-> C diagram.
Ideally, when I save as the parent file in html format, data from the entire downstream Visio file should also be saved as html content with configured hyperlinks.
Appreciate if you can suggest a work around.
Regards,
Kevin Tempels
[email protected]

I gusee you can add the hyperlinks in dreamweaver after visio generated the web page.
KR

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