Can you break a single HTML file into multiple pages like PEGHELP for Pocket PC does?

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> I just finished writing something to make a help file for a Pocket PC
> device. The Pocket PC device allows not really showing the .HTM file
> as a long single file, but instead uses a tag to suppress the file to
> only display one topic at a time. It then uses bookmarks to jump
> around the file. I realize that this could be done with multiple
> HTML files, but I was hoping there was some way to do it in a single
> file somehow. Does anyone have any ideas or an example? Maybe I
> need to look into the MS CHM file format. Any ideas?
>

> SA Dev wrote:
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>>I just finished writing something to make a help file for a Pocket PC
>>device. The Pocket PC device allows not really showing the .HTM file
>>as a long single file, but instead uses a tag to suppress the file to
>>only display one topic at a time. It then uses bookmarks to jump
>>around the file. I realize that this could be done with multiple
>>HTML files, but I was hoping there was some way to do it in a single
>>file somehow. Does anyone have any ideas or an example? Maybe I
>>need to look into the MS CHM file format. Any ideas?
>>
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> I suppose you could store the file in your-XML, or XHTML, and use XPath
> conversion or XSLT to write different HTML files to disk. You could use
> PHP5, or ASP, or something like that. I wonder why the Pocket PC device
> is not smart enough to split the files up itself. After all no one says
> a single HTML file must be displayed in a single chunk, I believe the
> browser may take the freedom to format according to the medium
> restrictions -- not necessarily something the author of the web-page
> should do.
>
>

completely fill its last screen -- pad with <br> if necessary.

> Well, you could build a single file and use embedded links for
> navigation. Put a table of contents at the top of the file and
> make each topic (including the closing "Return to Top")
> completely fill its last screen -- pad with <br> if necessary.

> Hi Jerry,
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>>Well, you could build a single file and use embedded links for
>>navigation. Put a table of contents at the top of the file and
>>make each topic (including the closing "Return to Top")
>>completely fill its last screen -- pad with <br> if necessary.
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> But how can I make the current topic the only thing listed in the window, so
> that if you are on a specific topic, you can't scroll up or down past the
> topic you are on?
>
> Thanks,
>
> SA Dev
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