HTML paginated

The HTML paginated driver is used when generating HTML paginated output.

Runtime Job begin settings
Page title	Page title.
Page description	Sets the abstract that a client sees in the query results. For example, if you enter Available colors in this field, the corresponding meta tag in the HTML output will look like this: <meta name="description" content="Available colors">
Page keywords	Keywords a client can search for in a query. You can separate keywords with commas. For example, if you enter Red, Blue, Green in this field, the corresponding meta tag in the HTML output will look like this: <meta name="keywords" content="Red, Blue, Green">
Scaling factor	Scale the output. A scale factor of 1 represents 100% of the original size of the included objects (images, text, graphics, etc.).
Image output folder	By default, all images are exported from the resource set to data\images. In the HTML output, the source reference will point to this directory, for example: <img ... src="data/images/star.jpg"> You can use ImageOutputFolder to specify an alternate image directory. You can specify an absolute path, or a path relative to the export directory. In the HTML output, the source reference will point to this directory, for example: <img ... src="C:/images/star.jpg">
Enable PNG	The HTML output may contain *.JPG, *GIF, and *.PNG images. Any other format will be converted to *.JPG. With EnablePng you specify how to handle *.PNG images. YES: The *.PNG image will be handled as it is. NO: The *.PNG image will be converted to *.JPG.
Copy linked images	The PageOUT configuration may include linked images that are not included in any resource set. For example, if you create an lxf overlay using a standalone Overlay Editor, and link images to the overlay, these linked images will not be added to any resource set. With CopyLinkedImages you specify how to handle the linked images. YES: The image will be copied from the source directory to either data\images or the target directory specified by ImageOutputFolder. In the HTML output, the source reference will point to this directory, for example: <img ... src="data/images/star.jpg"> NO: In the HTML output, the source reference will point to the source directory, for example: <img ... src="C:/images/star.jpg">