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## 23.1 Starting with default graphics options

Try an initial conversion without specifying any graphics options. If you just click one button in the Export dialog, Write for anchored frames, automatically you get settings that should convert every graphic referenced in your HTML output; see §3.6 Converting documents.

The resulting graphic quality (from using FrameMaker graphic export filters) is not always the best possible, but it is good enough for screen-based Help systems. The worst case is for EPS graphics, where you get a conversion of the low-resolution preview image rather than the PostScript image; see §31.2.2.3 Converting EPS graphics.

If the results are not satisfactory for one or more graphics, read §23.2 Understanding graphics processing for HTML, then decide on additional or alternate graphics options.

Note: Graphics on master pages are not included in HTML output.

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