Chapter 3--Converting Documents to Web Pages

Terry Morse Myrmidon makes it easy to prepare virtually any word processing, page
layout or drawing documents for publication on the World Wide Web.

When you print using Terry Morse Myrmidon, it produces a representation of the
document in HTML (HyperText Markup Language) format, the cross-platform file
format read by Web browsers. Unlike other converters that may only work with a
specific application or document format, Terry Morse Myrmidon can make web pages
out of files from almost any application.

Use Terry Morse Myrmidon to get your library of existing electronic documents ready
for the web. Or use your favorite word processor, drawing or page layout application to
create web pages from scratch without giving a thought to HTML tags, then use Terry
Morse Myrmidon to make them Web-compatible.

How to Convert a Document to a Web Page

To convert a document to HTML format, follow these simple steps:

1. Open the Chooser from the Apple menu and select Terry Morse Myrmidon as your
   current printer.

2. Choose Page Setup from the File menu of the application you are printing from.
   Terry Morse Myrmidon's Page Setup dialog appears: