[NTLUG:Discuss] OT: splitting large html files?

[fredjame]

Lance Simmons wrote:

>* fredjame <fredjame at concentric.net> [031108 10:21]:
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>>What for?  What is the purpose, and how does it give advantage?  I
>>suppose I am just dense, but ...
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>When you're reading a large file, such as a novel from the Gutenberg
>Project, it's better for navigation purposes if it's broken down into
>smaller chunks, such as chapters.  You can find your place again easily
>by bookmarking the page you were reading, whereas if you have one large
>html file, finding your place is a pain.  Not to mention that a web
>browser running on very limited memory is more sluggish when scrolling
>through a 2M file than when scrolling through a small file.
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>In any case, as I said, gnuhtml2latex followed by latex2html does an
>acceptable job of indexing and splitting html files, but it's hard to
>believe there's no way to do it more directly.
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Oh (the light goes on).  So, this gnuhtml2latex/latex2html, does it add 
all the links and tags automatically, or something, while splitting the 
file up?

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