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This section introduces to the use of the application.
- Using your preferred word processor that supports HTML templates (ex. Microsoft Word 97), create your document and save it as an HTML-formatted file (this is your source document file). Use H1, H2 and H3 headings; these mark the cleavage points of your document. Inset your images as linked pictures (to create a <IMG SRC="yourPicture.gif">) and create you internal hyperlinks using named bookmarks (<A NAME="yourBookmark">) and links (<A HREF="#youTargetBookmark">). Put all your pictures under a common sub-directory. The source of this document is provided to you as an example (Example.zip file), try it.
- Start the HTMLslicer (double-click on its system icon); you should see a splash screen then the application window at the upper-left corner of your screen. Do not modify the setup panels (Keep it as it was when you just installed it, if you have modified it, do the setup exactly as shown in the screenshots; see Tabbed Panels).
- Drag your own source document HTML file and drop it into the Drop-In panel of HTMLslicer. Note: Under Linux, you need to use the File > Open HTML menu command instead.
- Do the menu command: File > Slice Html
- HTMLslicer will create your resulting HTML page files set (and a TOC file). These files are the segmented version of your source document and they are located in the same directory. These resulting HTML files use the same image files as your source file. Start your browser from the TOC.htm file and enjoy the results. Simple!
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