Coverting set of HTML files to a single file
Hi
The company I work for produces their own software to control their microscopes.
There isn't a user manual as such - It has a help system with a series of HTML files in a tree structure.
I'd like to convert this to a single HTML, Word or PDF file with the content of all of the HTML files in sequence in the correct order.
Unfortunately the files have names rather than chapter numbers so I cant just join them as they'd end up out of sequence - the software needs to follow the hyperlinks in each HTML file to work out what to add where.
The files could be *.htm, *.html or a mixture of the two.
The software would need restrict itself to files in the same folder as the root HTML file and its sub folders to prevent it from seeing a link to an external site and trying to download the internet.
Do any of you know of any software, ideally free, which I can point at the root HTML file and then let it add each of the sub files in the correct order and generate a single output file.
It's the sort of thing that I'd expect to be out there somewhere.
The company I work for produces their own software to control their microscopes.
There isn't a user manual as such - It has a help system with a series of HTML files in a tree structure.
I'd like to convert this to a single HTML, Word or PDF file with the content of all of the HTML files in sequence in the correct order.
Unfortunately the files have names rather than chapter numbers so I cant just join them as they'd end up out of sequence - the software needs to follow the hyperlinks in each HTML file to work out what to add where.
The files could be *.htm, *.html or a mixture of the two.
The software would need restrict itself to files in the same folder as the root HTML file and its sub folders to prevent it from seeing a link to an external site and trying to download the internet.
Do any of you know of any software, ideally free, which I can point at the root HTML file and then let it add each of the sub files in the correct order and generate a single output file.
It's the sort of thing that I'd expect to be out there somewhere.
