## Web Wizard - Export to HTML

This wizard appears when you click File > Export To > HTML. It helps you to export a report to HTML format, and consists of the following four tabs:

- Report tab
- Directory tab
- Chart Applet tab
- Note tab

Previous

Retains changes and returns to the previous tab.

Next

Retains changes and goes to the next tab.

Finish

Completes the exporting.

Cancel

Does not retain any changes and closes the wizard.

Help

Displays this help document.

### Report tab

Specifies the options applied to the report. See the tab.

Web Page Name

Specifies the name of the exported file. If you do not type the name, JReport will use the report name as the default HTML file name. JReport automatically attaches the extension *.html, so you do not have to type on here yourself.

Web Browser

Specifies the web browser for which the HTML result adapts.

Text Overflow

Specifies whether the text overflow is visible or hidden.

No Margin

Specifies whether to remove the margins that were originally set when the report was designed.

Drilldown

Specifies whether to include the drilldown file in the exported HTML file.

DHTML

Specifies whether to enable the TOC (Table of Contents) when viewing the report in HTML format.

Multiple Files

If checked, the report result will be generated into multiple HTML files, and JReport will designate a serial number for each HTML page. For example, if you named a 3-page report as "sales", JReport will create three files called sales_1.html, sales_2.html, and sales_3.html.

- Embed CSS
  Specifies whether to embed the cascading style sheet (CSS) in the exported HTML files; otherwise, the .css file will be generated individually.

Single File

If checked, the report result will be generated in a single HTML file.

- No Hyperlink
  If checked, there will be no hyperlinks for navigating previous and next pages on the navigation bar of the exported HTML file.
- No Page Number
  If checked, there will be no page number information showing the current page number and total page number on the navigation bar of the exported HTML file.

Section 508 Compliant Output

If checked, the accessibility attributes defined for the report elements via the Report Inspector will be exported to the HTML format report result which is Section 508 compliant. See Accessibility for more information.

When Section 508 Compliant Output is checked, the Use HTML Data Table and Relative Font Size options will be checked and disabled. The output will be Section 508 compliant including HTML data table, accessible attributes, and relative font feature.

Use HTML Data Table

Specifies whether the table and crosstab components will be output as table objects in the HTML format result.

Absolute Font Size

Specifies whether to generate the report result using an absolute font size, which means the font size is fixed and cannot be adjusted according to the font size settings in the web browser.

Relative Font Size

Specifies whether to generate the report result using a relative font size, which means the font size can be adjusted according to the font size settings in the web browser.

### Directory tab

Specifies the location in which to place the exported HTML files. See the tab.

Directory

Specifies the directory in which to place the exported HTML file.

### Chart Applet tab

If you have used dynamic charts in your report, they can still be available in the exported HTML file. If Embed chart applet has been checked, dynamic 3-D charts will remain interactive and be available in the outputted HTML file. If Save in image has been checked, the charts will be converted to images. Also, you can specify the format of the images by choosing from the drop-down list (GIF or JPEG. The default format is JPEG). See the tab.

Applet Chart

Uses a Java applet to display the charts in an HTML format result file.

Image Chart

If checked, charts will be converted to images. Also, you can specify the image type from the drop-down list. The options are:

- auto select
  If selected, the image format will be detected to JPG or GIF by the JReport system automatically. If the image colors are less than 256 colors, GIF will be applied; otherwise, it is JPG.
- GIF
  If selected, the GIF format will be applied, which is a lossless compression technique and supports only 256 colors. GIF is better than JPG for images with only a few distinct colors, such as line drawings, black and white images and small text that is only a few pixels high.
- JPG (JPEG)
  If selected, the JPG (JPEG) format will be applied, which is supported on the Web. JPG is a lossy compression technique that is designed to compress color and grayscale continuous-tone images. JPG images support 16 million colors and are best suited for photographs and complex graphics.
- PNG
  If selected, the PNG format will be applied, which provides a portable, legally unencumbered, well-compressed (effectively 100 percent lossless compression), well-specified standard for lossless bitmapped image file. PNG supports indexed-color images of up to 256 colors and shows a more interchangeable, flexible and robust function than GIF.

### Note tab

This tab includes important information about HTML. We recommend that you read the contents in the Note tab before you convert your report to HTML format. See the tab.