HTML output rendering annotations

[Jeff Coatsworth]

>From listening to most FM users, the consensus I've seem is that FM's HTML output is "weak" - they all recommend using mif2go to carefully control how their HTML output is rendered. It's supposedly quite complicated to configure, but once done, it works really well.

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From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com [mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Smith, Andy
Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2011 11:37 AM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: HTML output rendering annotations

Hi

I'm experimenting with HTML output of my files from Frame 9.0. I'm running on Win XP.

I'm just at the very early stages of experimentation and all I've come across is to save as HTML in the file menu. (I'm saving selected chapters from a book.)  When I do this I get a fairly primitive HTML file and a folder full of images, which seems to be fine for my customer except that the annotations come out as grey strips. (The text frames are inside or overlaid on the images, I'm not sure of the technical definition.) I'm guessing that this is because the text is too small to render as it's 8 point Arial.

Is there any way of getting the annotations to render or do I need to export the files in some other format? I'm looking for a fairly quick solution as I made my customer aware of this a few months ago but they are only mentioning it now that it's become urgent. Even though it's their fault for not listening to my warning about this I need to find them an answer quickly.

Cheers

Andy Smith
England



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