HTML Conversion: Troubleshooting Head Behavior

[Karen Robbins]

Hello Framers,

I am converting a 10-document book in Frame 8.0p277 (Win XP) to HTML. 
For test runs I use Frame's own HTML utility while tweaking files for 
clean conversion. I will use Mif2Go for final HTML output.

Problem: Several paragraph tag heads have the same level (D-Head 
Undergraduate, D-Head Graduate, etc.) with the same level in the book 
heading mapping table and settings in the book HTML mapping table--in 
this case, both are set to Y for new page. There are also some heads 
at this same level that do NOT have the same settings, such as 
D-Head, that do not generate a new page and are correctly set to N.

When I convert to HTML, body text following the D-Head Undergraduate 
head ends up on the main section page below its associated link 
generated by Frame, e.g., following "D-Head-UndergraduateTOC" rather 
than on a separate page; body text following the D-Head Graduate head 
correctly appears on a separate page with that head. Usually (I 
haven't checked all of the 800+ HTML files this conversion 
generates), D-Head Undergraduate head is followed immediately by a 
D-Head head; D-Head Graduate head is usually followed by body text 
directly.

Is Frame able to correctly interpret these settings? Is it confused 
by the naming convention (which I didn't create, BTW)? Other ideas on 
how to troubleshoot?

Thanks,

Karen