PUB98: Problems w/4-Letter .Html Extension on Some Systems

SUMMARY

If you are going to use Publisher to publish a Web site to a network or Internet service that does not support long file names, you must change the default Web Site properties before you publish.

By default, Publisher gives its Web pages the.html file name extension. For example, the first page of your publication might be called Index.html and the second page, Page2.html.

If you copy these files to a computer that does not support long file names, the names will be changed. For example, Page2.html changes to Page2~1.htm. If the name of a file is changed, the hyperlinks to that page will not work.

You can configure Publisher to use the three-letter .htm extension.