Language-specific names for Web page supporting folders
By default, when you save your file as a Web page, all supporting files — such as bullets, background textures, and graphics — are organized in a supporting folder. The name of the supporting folder is the name of the Web page plus an underscore (_), a period (.), or a hyphen (-), and the word "files." The word "files" will appear in the language of the version of Microsoft Office that was used to save the file as a Web page. For example, suppose you use the Dutch language version of Office to save a file named Page1 as a Web page. The default name of the supporting folder would be Page1_bestanden.
Note If you save your Web page with a short file name (maximum of eight characters, plus a three-character file extension) by clearing the Use long file names whenever possible check box in the Web Options dialog box, the supporting folder is the name of the Web page without the word "files."
The default name for the Web page
supporting folder in each language version of
Office
| Language | Default name for Web page supporting folder |
|---|---|
| Arabic | .files |
| Basque | _fitxategiak |
| Brazilian | _arquivos |
| Bulgarian | .files |
| Catalan | _fitxers |
| Chinese (Simplified) | .files |
| Chinese (Traditional) | .files |
| Croatian | _datoteke |
| Czech | _soubory |
| Danish | -filer |
| Dutch | _bestanden |
| English | _files |
| Estonian | _failid |
| Finnish | _tiedostot |
| French | _fichiers |
| German | -Dateien |
| Greek | .files |
| Hebrew | .files |
| Hungarian | _elemei |
| Italian | -file |
| Japanese | .files |
| Korean | .files |
| Latvian | _fails |
| Lithuanian | _bylos |
| Norwegian | -filer |
| Polish | _pliki |
| Portuguese | _ficheiros |
| Romanian | .files |
| Russian | .files |
| Serbian (Cyrillic) | .files |
| Serbian (Latin) | _fajlovi |
| Slovakian | .files |
| Slovenian | _datoteke |
| Spanish | _archivos |
| Swedish | -filer |
| Thai | .files |
| Turkish | _dosyalar |
| Ukranian | .files |
| Vietnamese | .files |