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The first file has the original name of input file, (for instance - document), and can be referred through the symbolic macro \htmlfirstfilename
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The subsequent files have the name which consist of the first three letters of the original name plus 5 digits of the sequential number, for instance:
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At all times there are the symbolic macros \htmlprevfilename, \htmlcurfilename, and \htmlnextfilename which define correspondingly the names of the previous file, the current file, and the next file.
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the name of the last file is given in the \htmllastfilename macro.
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The calling convention for the frames is slightly different. The files that contain the HTML <FRAMESET...> commands (HTML requires this command to be placed into a separate file use the following pattern for names:
NNNDDDDF
where NNN - the first three letters of the original name, DDDD - a four-digit sequential number, and the F letter stands for ``frame.'' (example: doc0001f.htm). Notice that the frameset file names form a sequence disjoint from the sequence of the ``ordinary files.''
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All these conventions are defined in the macros in the export.sty file and can be modified by the user.
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