You can generate any number of output types as long as you open the ODS destination for each type of output you want to create.

HTML output is created by default in the SAS windowing environment for the Windows operating environment and UNIX, so these statements create HTML and PDF output.

By default, in the SAS windowing environment for the Windows operating environment and UNIX, SAS programs produce HTML output. If you want only RTF output, it is a good idea to close the HTML destination before creating RTF output, as an open destination uses system resources.

When multiple procedures are run while HTML output is open, procedure output is appended to the same body file.

The CONTENTS= option creates a table of contents containing links to the body file, D:Outputody.html.

The table of contents contains a numbered heading for each procedure that creates output.

The FRAME= option creates an HTML file that integrates the table of contents and the body file.

Specifying the URL= suboption in the file specification provides a URL that ODS uses in the links that it creates. Specifying a simple (one name) URL creates a relative link address to the file.

You can change the appearance of HTML output by using the STYLE= option in the ODS HTML statement. The style name doe not need quotation marks.

You use the PATH= option to specify the location for HTML files to be stored. When you use the PATH= option, you do not need to specify the full pathname for the body, contents, or frame files.