44.7 Placing
graphics files for distribution
If graphics files referenced by your
document are not already in the project directory, you can have DITA2Go
copy them there, or to a subdirectory, or to a wrap directory for distribution.
This is primarily an issue for HTML output; it is not usually necessary
for compiled WinHelp or for normal Word output. For some HTML output
types, graphics placement is restricted; see §32.1
Locating graphics files for HTML.
In this section:
§44.7.1 Copying
referenced graphics to a distribution directory
§44.7.2
Selecting graphics to copy from arbitrary locations
§44.7.3
Deleting prior contents of the graphics destination directory
§44.7.4 Synchronizing
graphics settings for HTML output
§44.7.5 Synchronizing
graphics settings for RTF output
See also:
§44.6
Assembling files for distribution.
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Parent Topic:
44. Producing deliverable
results
Sibling Topics:
44.1 Understanding
DITA2Go pre- and post-processing
44.2 Activating
and logging production of deliverables
44.3 Understanding
path values for deliverables
44.4 Clearing
out old files before converting
44.5 Gathering
additional files before converting
44.6 Assembling
files for distribution
44.8 Placing
CSS or XSL files for assembly
44.9 Gathering
files for an HTML project: an example
44.10 Gathering
and processing Help-system files
44.11 Archiving
deliverables
44.12 Placing
deliverables in a shipping directory
44.13 Postprocessing
separately from converting
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