33.5 Placing graphics files for assembly

If external graphics files referenced by your document are not already in the output folder, you might need to copy them there, or to a subfolder, or to an assembly folder for distribution. This is primarily an issue for HTML output; it is not necessary for compiled WinHelp or for normal Word output. For some HTML output types, graphics placement is restricted; see §22.3 Locating graphics files for HTML.

In this section:

§33.5.1 Copying graphics files to the assembly folder or subfolder

§33.5.2 Deleting prior contents of the graphics destination folder

§33.5.3 Synchronizing graphics settings for HTML output

§33.5.4 Synchronizing graphics settings for RTF output

See also:

§33.4 Assembling files for distribution.

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