XRefHT32 - "Table of contents" dialog
"Document"
Enter in the box below
the pathname of the HTML file
to which you want a table of contents.
You can also select a file
by clicking on the browse button
to the right of the box.
"Head levels"
The default values are 1 and 9,
meaning that all headings
will be included in the table of contents.
(Note that only h1 through h6 are standard HTML.)
Set other values between 1 and 9 as you wish;
for example,
set the first value to 2
to suppress an entry for a level-1 heading
("<h1>")
used to display the title of the file.
If the first value is greater than the second,
no entries will be produced.
"HTML (*.htm)",
"HTML Help (*.hhc)",
"Text (*.txt)"
Check the "HTML Help (*.hhc)" radio button
if you want to produce a table of contents
for use by Microsoft's HTML Help Workshop.
Check the "Text (*.txt)" radio button
if you want to produce a simple text outline
for import into a presentations package
such as Microsoft PowerPoint.
For the "HTML Help" and "Text" choices,
the "Pattern",
"Start ToC at",
and "End ToC at" controls
are irrelevant
and will be disabled.
"Pattern"
The default is to use a simple built-in pattern
for the table of contents.
If you wish,
enter the pathname for an HTML file giving another pattern
in the box on the right.
You can also select a file
by clicking on the browse button
to the right of the box.
The pattern has no effect on the form of entries:
it only determines the code
that precedes and follows the block of entries.
"Start ToC at"
The value in the box below
specifies a string of characters
marking the end of the part of the pattern
that should precede the new block of entries.
"End ToC at"
The value in the box below
specifies a string of characters
marking the beginning of the part of the pattern
that should follow the new block of entries.
The part of the pattern between the two strings
will be omitted from the output.
This omission is useful when the pattern file
already contains an old block of entries
that should be replaced.
"Output"
Enter in the box below
the pathname of the HTML file
which you want to contain the table of contents.
You can also select a file
by clicking on the browse button
to the right of the box.
Any two, or all three,
of the files may have the same pathname.
Use the same pathname for all three files
to update a table of contents within a file.
"Omit filename from URL"
Check this box if you want to create a copy of the source file
with a different name and with a table of contents to itself;
that is,
if "Document" and "Pattern" are the same,
but "Output" is different.
"OK"
Click here to proceed with generation of the table of contents.
"Cancel"
Click here to return to the main XRefHT32 window
without generating a table of contents.
Last updated February 6, 2008, by
Tim Craven