Present the plan in HTML
June 18, 2006 | 0 comments
Present the plan in HTML
After sketching your site navigation, you can present the preliminary plan to your client or members of your group in a browser window. This is particularly convenient if you want to share the document with people who do not have FreeHand.
1 | With your navigation sketch open in FreeHand, select File > Publish as HTML. |
The HTML Output dialog box appears.
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2 | In the HTML Output dialog box, do one of the following to choose HTML settings: |
Select a setting from the HTML Setting pop-up menu. (If you have not previously created any HTML settings, only the built-in Default setting is available.) | |
Click Setup to view the HTML Setup dialog box and choose HTML settings. | |
Click Wizard (Windows) or Assistant (Macintosh) and follow the onscreen instructions to select HTML settings. When you have finished selecting settings, click Finish. | |
For this tutorial, we’ve selected the built-in Default setting. | |
3 | Specify which pages to publish, all or a range. For this tutorial, there is only one page to publish. |
4 | Select Show Output Warnings to display the HTML Output Warnings dialog box when you convert the document. You don’t need to select this box for this tutorial. |
5 | Select View in Browser or HTML Editor to preview the converted HTML document on your system. |
6 | Select a browser or editor from the pop-up menu to view the document, or click Browse and locate an HTML viewing application on your system. |
7 | Click Save as HTML. |
FreeHand generates an HTML file and saves it to the location specified in the HTML Setting Setup. The HTML application you specified in step 6 launches and displays the converted document.
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If you selected Show Output Warnings in step 4, the HTML Output Warnings dialog box appears, indicating any HTML errors in your document. | |
For more information, see FreeHand Help (Help > Using FreeHand > Creating Web Graphics and Animation > Publishing FreeHand documents as HTML).
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