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Exporting a Web Page
When you're satisfied with the preview, you can export a page as an HTML text file and the associated image files.
To export a Web page:
1 Click Export in the HTML column of the Document Content palette to export.
2 If you want to change the default name of the file, enter a new name in the Export HTML text as: field. Be sure to leave the ".html" or ".htm" extension.
3 Use the directory dialog box to specify a location for the exported HTML file. Image files are saved in the location you specify in Export Preferences.
4 Click Save.
5 To view the exported Web page immediately, check Open in Browser in the Export Progress window (see below). Your preferred HTML browser will display the HTML file as soon as it is exported.
Notes on exporting Web pages more than once
After you export a Web page, BeyondPress remembers its specified name and location. If you want to export a page with a different name or to a different location, choose Export As from the HTML pop-up menu.
If you export a page more than once, and you modify some of the images stored in the Shared Images folder, an alert will ask you how to handle duplicate image files. To update the images in the Shared Images folder, click Replace.
Export Progress Window
When you click "Export," BeyondPress shows you an Export Progress window which provides you with statistics about your Web page and estimated download times for five user bandwidths. Error messages are also displayed.
See Export Progress Window for more information.
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