-HTMLFORM BEGIN<BR>
!IBI.FIL.GRAPH1<BR>
!IBI.FIL.GRAPH2<BR>
....<BR>
-HTMLFORM END
 

The question sound simple, but I'm not quite sure what you are trying to accomplish. The concept of "pages" in HTML is quite nebulus. For the most part, everything is on the same "page" you just keep scrolling down. If you're trying to print, page-breaks aren't really respected without some additional trickery. If one user's resolution is higher than another's then what they see on a page (a single screen's view) is not the same. Based on your "every other graph" requirement, I would suggest a compound report and PDF format.

What is it you are trying to manage with your paging requirement?

To force page breaks for printing purposes in HTML files, you may use the page-break-before or page-break-after properties.

CSS page-break-before Property

Here's a fex that generates an HTML page. When you print this page, three pages are printed:

-HTMLFORM BEGIN
<style TYPE="text/css">
br
{
page-break-before: always
}
</style>

AAA
<br>
BBB
<br>
CCC
-HTMLFORM END

Thanks Darin and Francis. What Francis suggested was what I was looking for. Some browsers however do not support the "page-break-before" CSS command and I was just curious wheather someone used something different.

I tested the code on IE6 and Firefox 3.