33.7 Gathering files for an HTML project: an example

Suppose your file structure looks like this:

D:\AllDocs\CSS              CSS files for all HTML projects

D:\MyDoc                    FrameMaker files, project file, FileID file

D:\MyDoc\Graphics           Graphics (before conversion)

D:\MyDoc\Out                Mif2Go output and configuration file

And you want the files for your HTML project assembled as follows:

D:\MyDoc\Out\Wrap           HTML files should be copied here

D:\MyDoc\Out\Wrap\images    Graphics files should be copied here

D:\MyDoc\Out\Wrap\styles    CSS files should be copied here

Your project file (.prj, in D:\MyDoc with your FrameMaker files) would specify D:\MyDoc\Out as the path for Mif2Go to use for output. D:\MyDoc\Out is also where the configuration file, mif2htm.ini, is located.

To get all the files where you want them, in the configuration file you would specify the following: 

Section	Setting
[Automation]	WrapPath=.\Wrap A location relative to the output folder. You could just as well use the absolute path: WrapPath=D:\MyDoc\Out\Wrap. Notice the backslashes here, which are required for Windows.
	CopyCssFrom=D:\AllDocs\CSS Where to find the CSS files for this project. Path separators are backslashes.
	CopyGraphicsFrom=D:\MyDoc\Graphics Where to find the graphics for this project. Path separators are backslashes.
	GraphCopyFiles=*.jpg *.gif Files you want out of the CopyGraphicsFrom folder.
[CSS]	CssPath=./styles Where CSS files should be relative to the HTML files that use them (that is, relative to the WrapPath folder). This path requires a forward slash, because it is used in the HTML files.
[Graphics]	GraphPath=./images Where the graphics should be relative to the HTML files that reference them (that is, relative to the WrapPath folder). This path requires a forward slash, because it is used in the HTML files.

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