Hello,

I have several reasons why I have implemented convenient mechanism for 
exporting book-morphs to to a sequence of interlinked HTML pages. 
Partially I was forced to convert some of my previous presentation to 
"more compatible" (at least HTML) format.

I have used new functionality and exported (as an example) well known 
Squeak presentation. The result is here:

    A Gentle Introduction to Smalltalk
    http://altair.dcs.elf.stuba.sk/~kosik/tmp/squeak/Book3/page1.html

Those who would like to try it out should file-in the two attached 
changesets in this order

- MorphicTrivialEnhChunk3-mk.1.cs
- BookMorphEnh1-mk.1.cs

Then take some book-morph and send it a `exportAsHTML' message. This is 
the interactive interface method. There is also `exportAsHTMLbasic:' 
which is less verbose and could be used programatically.

Works in 3.7 as well as 3.9a.

It was not difficult to implement and might be useful. Could something 
be done better? For example, should there be
     `export... > HTML directory'
option in a book-morph-menu?

The generation of HTML files could be cleaner if the HtmlFileStream were 
more complete. I did not rely on HtmlFileStream now. Its purpose is not 
completely clear to me. I wonder how does Seaside deal with generation 
of HTML files. Does it implement (also among other things) similar 
functionality?

I have noticed that there are two progress-morphs:
- SystemProgressMorph (with a comment)
- ProgressMorph ((mostly) comment-less)
Why there are two classes?

Thank you for any answers/suggestions.
-- 
Matej Košík
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