Page info in HTML output

Hi,
Is it possible to show the page information (page number, repeating header and footer) in the HTML output?
I created a RTF template included page number,header and footer, which are displayed correctly in PDF formatted output.(Header and footer repeating in each page.) When generating HTML formatted output, the page number will always be 1 and header/footer are displayed just once. It seems that HTML formatted output is just one page.
Is it possible for HTML formatted output to show the same content(each page number, repeating header and footer) as PDF formatted output?
(XML publisher version is 5.5.)
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Zhxiang.
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HTML has only one page output.
You probably have to define a number of lines for one page and figure out when this number is reached to "send" a page number to the report.

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