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Hi,
I'm currently trying to move my company away from flippingbooks towards in5. One valuable feature in flippingbooks appears to be the ability to save files in aspx format, which allows us to share internal documents via sharepoint without hosting on an external server (one is able to link to the .aspx file and the 'presentation/document' opens automatically.

Is there an option or workaround I can use to convert my .html output to an .aspx file?

Many thanks,

Lex
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We have had customers use their in5-exported content with Sharepoint. Here's more information on the process:

As for converting the HTML5 to .aspx, there isn't a built-in conversion. ​​From what I can find, the conversion is a manual process:

(from How to convert an HTML page to .ASPX page and add/Remove Controls to it without changing the layout of the page)

  1. Create a new web form in visual web developer.
  2. Copy the content from body of the html file, paste it in body of the aspx page.
  3. Similarly copy the script, meta tags from head section of html, paste it in head section of aspx page.
  4. If any external style sheet, images included with html file, add them appropriately in a folder of your asp.net application.
  5. Now try to run the page and check if everything appears well, if not appearing well check the stylesheet and make some small changes.
  6. Check at the top of the page asp.net , <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> it is necessary.
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