How to split a big html file into pages?

Question

I have one html file with 73mb,i want to split this file into pages.
What's the best program ?
Something freeware.

Answer 1

A 73mb html file would indicate that you are doing things so incredibly wrong, or incredibly different, that NO ONE can help you without knowing more about it.



And the gomers here who have tried (by suggesting things as hilarious as word...) just go to show you of how little use the answers that try will be.



Seriously, I have no clue what you are doing to accomplish such a thing...but it isn't right. God help the internet if you put that thing into production.



Just to give you an idea of why I'm being so blunt: I would say most of this to someone who said their web page was 5 freakin mb. Yours...well, yours is 15 times that. I'm astounded that you've gotten this far...



The only exception is if you are doing something VERY different from what we call "web design"...like, you're creating a page to launch a space shuttle from or something.

Answer 2

Split Html File

Answer 3

A 73mb file would be very big for html. Unless its a table generated from a database, or actually a pdf file, there is something wrong.



I don;t know of any program to split html, but there are many than can read in an html table (excel, access) and then generate reports also in html



Word can open html. Using macros or VBA one could probably create a separate html or DOC file for each page

Answer 4

Use the latest version of any major browser,

then open developer tools,

then cut copy paste to make smaller pages.



Copy the original file, then make 10 copies of it, if you plan to split into 10pages.

Then for each copy, open it then delete all but the content that should stay on that page number.



There simply isn't any automated tool for this because it's not common practice.



Your pages probably refer to alot of image, video , and sound data?

The html file alone isn't 75MB i bet.

Even if it is so, it should fit into memory no problem.

But I imagine scrolling through the page is a pain.

Good luck.

Answer 5

A single HTML file that is 73MB would seem to be storing your entire website in one file.

In all honesty, you can possibly use server side includes if your web hosting provider allows it (read up on that here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Includes), or if you're using PHP, you can use the "include" directive (like this: include 'html_page2') to split it up into files however you want, and simply have one include another, which includes the next, etc.



This almost sounds like you have a video that you want to post to the web, is that true?

Answer 6

I don't know much about the GiosPSM. My suggestion is convert your pdf to MS word files, and then split the word as per your requirement. Then convert the serveral seperate word files to serveral seperate PDF files again.

Answer 7

office word, pick whatever flavor will let you edit the webpages.

Answer 8

You use Dreamweaver.. It will help you...