Creating and adding an HTMLResources.zip file

…If you're using a lot of web content or HTML articles…or if you simply want to link content such as a PDF file…that needs to be displayed in the InApp browser in your folio,…you'll need to include that in a specially named compressed zip file.…Let's take a look at how that's going to work.…I'm going to move over to Finder, and in the Chapter…8 exercise files, I've got an HTML resources folder here.…And if I come on over, I can see that I've got a PDF form in here.…

And I want to be able to preview that in a…browser in the folio, so I need to upload that separately.…And here's how that works.…I'm going to select the PDF and I'm going to compress it.…And now the trick is I need to change the file name to HTML resources.…And that is case sensitive, so it's uppercase…HTML R, and then the rest is lower case.…

And I'll just OK that.…And I'm going to go back to In Design now, and…we've got this little practically empty folio that we created earlier.…And I'll open up the Folio Builder…Panel Menu and I'll choose Import HTML Resources.…