Step 4: Developing Targets
Outputs Supported
Note Only the most common target options are available in Central. For all of the additional target options—and to add or edit targets for the other output types not supported in Central—you need to use Flare.
It is easy to confuse output types with targets, but they are two different (although related) concepts. A target is one instance of an output type. It is the engine that takes all of your files and settings, and brings them together to produce the end result. When you build your final output, you are essentially building one or more of the targets in your project.
Developing a target means to create it, and then give it the instructions necessary to produce the desired results.
When you create a new project based on a template, one or more new targets are added to your project. However, just because you are provided with one or more targets initially, this does not mean that you are limited to just that target in your project.
Output Types
- HTML5 Output (recommended online output type)
- PDF Output (recommended print-based output type)
- Clean XHTML Output
- PowerPoint Output
Note Other output types are also available but they must be added and edited in Flare, not Central.
