 | which controls the user can use, |
| whether to optimise the presentation for searching. This causes a small database of all
the page titles and keywords to be built at compile time. This results in a slightly
larger presentation that takes slightly longer to compile (although on a fast PC you may
not notice it). However, at execution time searching for keywords and page titles
can be significantly quicker because it is then not necessary for each page to be
decompressed and analysed, which can be time-consuming. |
| the Target Frame Name to use if a page is found during a search operation and the
current document contains Frames. See the FAQ for more details about
this. |
| Whether the compiled presentation can search externally for data if it cannot find it
internally (i.e. if it hasn't been "compiled in"). Check the "Permit
External Access" box if you want to enable this behaviour. When enabled, if the
referenced item (for example, a reference like <IMG SRC=image.jpg>) isn't found
internally, then it will try to fnd it outside the executable, relative to where the
executable is. In this case it would look for the file image.jpg in the same
directory as the executable. Be careful if you enable this option, you can test
your executable while images are external to it, it looks like it works, then you ship the
executable without the associated images and it doesn't. |
| Whether your presentation uses Font Embedding (the ability to ship Font Objects with
your presentation, so the user will see your presentation the way you intended, even if he
doesn't have the fonts you specify installed permanently on his system). Checking this box
will allow WebCompiler presentations to use embedded fonts. You should only check this box
if you do intend to use embedded fonts, because it will cause the compile process to be a
little slower. See the Embedding Fonts topic for more detailed
information. |
| Whether you are supplying an external Help File that you want the user to be able to
access. Selecting this option enables the "Contents" item on the Help Menu in
the compiled presentation, and you need to specify the name of the Help File in the box
provided. WebCompiler looks for that Help File relative to the directory where the
presentation is running from. |
