You can also view the HTML commands that produced your Web page, using a word processing application such as NotePad, WordPad, or Word. To view your new Web page again, run Windows Explorer and double-click the acwebpublish file in the same directory where you saved your drawing. The wizard closes and you return to the AutoCAD window.ĩ. In the Preview and Post page, click Finish. Your Web browser will open with your new Web page-mine is shown in Figure 17.9.įigure 17.9 Web browser displaying the Web page created by the Publish to Web wizardĨ. In that screen, click Next to advance to the Preview and Post page of the wizard (Figure 17.8).įigure 17.8 Preview and Post page of the Publish to Web wizardħ. Next up is the Generate Web Page screen of the wizard. Click Next to continue.įigure 17.7 Select Images page from the Publish to Web wizardĦ. In the Select Images page of the wizard (Figure 17.7), click Add to add the Model layout to the Image List. Select the top template from the list (Name and DWF Image) and click Next.ĥ. In the preview box, watch the effect each template has on the appearance of the Web page.įigure 17.5 Create Web Page screen of the Publish to Web wizardįigure 17.6 Select Template page of the Publish to Web wizardĤ. In the Select Template page of the wizard (Figure 17.6), try selecting each template one by one. Enter the name you used to save your TowerBlock drawing, and enter the text description you would like to appear on your Web page along with the drawing. The Create Web Page page of the wizard appears next (Figure 17.5). Figure 17.4 First page of the Publish to Web WizardĢ.
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