You can export your wiki as a single html page, a set of html
pages, one wiki word page at a time, or as XML.
You can select a few predefined operations from the "Wiki" menu:
Export / Export Wiki As Single Html Page
Export / Export Wiki As Set of Html Pages
Export / Export Current Wiki Word As Html Page
Export / Export Wiki As XML
Or you can use Export / Other Export to show a dialog to choose other settings:
*What to export*
Choose if you want to export current page only, the current page and all sub-pages (children, grandchildren...), the whole wiki or use "Custom..." to open the [PageListDialog].
*Compatible filenames*
Uses ASCII-only filenames for exported files so that they can be transferred to other filesystems without compatibility issues. On Windows XP and Server 2003 the AppLocale utility (see http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/apploc.mspx ) might also help on export problems.
*Export to*
You can export a single HTML page, one HTML page for each wiki page, an XML document, a [Multipage text format] file or a set of .wiki files (mainly interesting for Compact version to migrate to original).
*Additional options*
For the HTML exports you can choose if you want to:
* export URLs to images as \<img> tags or as normal links
* create a table of contents either as a tree or as a list.
For a single HTML page, the TOC is at the beginning of the
page, for a set of HTML pages, it is a separate
"index.html" file.
Using "As tree" is recommended when exporting the whole or
nearly the whole wiki, "As list" is better for small subsets
of a wiki as the tree options gives weird results here.
The defaults for these options can be set in the options dialog.
For the .wiki export you can choose if the files should have system encoding or UTF-8 with or without BOM (byte-order mark). The import function of Compact can't recognize UTF-8 without BOM correctly.
*Destination file/directory*
Here you can set where the exported file(s) should be stored. If file or directory is needed depends on the type given in "Export to". For XML and multipage text it is a single file, for other types it is a directory (because multiple files must be written).