The Surname pages. The number of pages depends on the number of partitions you specify. (You can also specify a different file name for the first Surname page.)

The Index pages. The number of pages depends on the number of entries generated and how many entries you choose per page.

The Bibliography pages. The number of pages depends on the number of entries generated and how many entries you choose per page.

The Repository pages. The number of pages depends on the number of entries generated and how many entries you choose per page.

The Family Group Sheet pages. The family's reference number determines a unique file name. These reference numbers are internal to the GEDCOM file. For instance the eighth family might be numbered F008. In this example the web page is then named f008.html.

If you choose to include source citations in a separate frame window, there are two additional files generated per family. The file f008.html will contain instructions for the Internet browser to break the page into frame windows. The file f008g.html contains the family group page displayed in the upper frame window and the file f008f.html contains the footnotes displayed in the lower frame window.

For individuals that are not associated with any family page, a family page is created for them. This file is named using the individual's reference number, since there is no family reference number. For instance individual I256 would have a web page file named oi256.html. The prefix "o" is added so there is no confusion with a family reference number.

Family Multimedia Gallery pages. These are pages of thumbnail images for family galleries. The family's reference number determines a unique file name, like F008. There can be multiple pages depending on the number of multimedia items in the gallery and how many thumbnails are displayed per page.

Family Gallery Slide pages. For each multimedia item in a family gallery, there is a corresponding slide page that shows the item in greater detail.

Here the counter (e.g., 01, 02, etc.) indicates consecutive items in the gallery. For gallery pages, it represents a page containing many items (thumbnail images). For example, a gallery containing five items may have only one gallery page (gf-f008-01.html), but will have five slide pages (sf-f008-01.html through sf-f008-05.html).

Individual Multimedia Gallery pages. These are pages of thumbnail images for individual galleries. Each individual, like I256, is associated with a family, like F008. For instance, the same individual could have a different gallery when he appears as a child on his parent's family page, and as a husband on his spousal family page. There can be multiple pages depending on the number of multimedia items in the gallery and how many thumbnails are displayed per page.

Individual Gallery Slide pages. For each multimedia item in an individual gallery, there is a corresponding slide page that shows the item in greater detail.

Source Citation Multimedia Gallery pages. These are pages of thumbnail images for source citation galleries. A separate gallery is created for the source citations that appear on each family page, for example family F008. There can be multiple pages depending on the number of multimedia items in the gallery and how many thumbnails are displayed per page.

Source Citation Gallery Slide pages. For each multimedia item in a source citation gallery, there is a corresponding slide page that shows the item in greater detail.

Bibliography Multimedia Gallery pages. These are pages of thumbnail images for the bibliography gallery. There can be multiple pages depending on the number of multimedia items in the gallery and how many thumbnails are displayed per page.

Bibliography Gallery Slide pages. For each multimedia item in a bibliography gallery, there is a corresponding slide page that shows the item in greater detail.