I right click on an html file and choose "edit".  Microsoft Word comes up.  How can I change the "edit" progra
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Click Tools, Internet Options, Programs and look at HTML editors. \n\n\nThis will change the way Internet Explorer reacts to them, but I can say the same for your desktop. Give it a try and see what happens.
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Are you using Microsoft Word as the editor and saving it as Rich Text Format?\nIt seems like you're having extraneous characters in your file.\nTry using Notepad.exe as your editor.\nOr take a look at the source of the page with\n"View/Source" in the Web browser.
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You need to go to the Tools menu and choose Options.  On the Edit tab, make sure the box marked Typing Replaces Selection is checked and press OK.  Your problem should be solved.
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an HTML editor is a program that lets you put information on the web.  For microsoft go to your notepad to put thinks on the web.no no one can use it against you
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Try default.html or default.htm. This should work.
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If you have Dreamweaver or Frontpage, make your text and tables in that program and save as html  (Dreamweaver preferred because it writes really clean code, but Frontpage might do the trick). After you are done, copy/paste from this to your word document from the "design" view (not code/html view). This should work as you could easily edit the word document without having to "clean" it like the html clean up. \n\nAlso, if you have Dreamweaver, it has a feature that automatically cleans word's html. In Dreamweaver\n\nCommands > Clean Up Word HTML \n\nThen choose the version of word you html'd from.\n\nHope that helps and best!
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Well you have to be a tad more detailed. What does it do when you try to save a word document or when you try to click a link?\n\nIll check back on this post.\n\nEdit:\nDo you have a popup blocker? You will need to update your Internet Browser to SP2 and it will get rid of popups like that. Go to http://www.microsoft.com and on the left click on Microsoft Update and it will update your browser and windows to SP2. The permission on folder thing...you will have to save it under a different folder because there might be a permission set on the folder you are trying to save the document to. I would save it to MY DOCUMENTS on your C drive instead.
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Have you tried Ctrl+N (that is, File - New Window)? I think if you open a HTML file, or an URL, it'll open by default in the same window, so there's no easy way (that i can think of) to make it open more than one at any given time.
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This modification is not allowed because the document is locked\n\nIf you see this message at the bottom of the application window when you try to modify a document: "This modification is not allowed because the document is locked," the document is protected with an editing restriction of No changes (Read only) or Comments in Word 2003 (or a restriction of Comments in Word 2002 and Word 2000). The document author used the Protect Document features to restrict editing. Menu commands also might be unavailable, depending on the permissions that were granted to you by the document author.\n\nNote  When you open a document that is protected by Information Rights Management (IRM) in Word 2003, you might have permission to view the document but not to change it. When you open the document, the Shared Workspace task pane opens by default on the right side of the application window. In the task pane, click View My Permissions to see your permissions.
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It's an option in microsoft word.\n\nTry this.\nTools menu - Options\nEdit tab\n\nMake sure there is a check in the "Typing replaces selection" option.
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Presently, they allow that only by using Frontpage.\n\nIn your control panel, disable the template pagemaker\nand enable Frontpage.\n\nSend an email to customer service that you would like \nto be able to edit the HTML (without having to use Frontpage).\nPerhaps they'll add that feature if enough people request it.
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Go to VIEW on the menu and then go to TOOLBAR. Make sure for IE it is set to standard toolbar and for Windows Explorer, make sure its set to standard buttons. The VIEW option is on top with File, Edit, etc.\n\nIf you still have problems, just contact me.
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If you have Word (like, 2000 or later) it has a very functional and very simple web editor.\n\nIt's all pretty much point, click, and place.\n\nAll you need is the files.
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Dwight is mistaken. You can have it work the way you want.\n\nOpen Word\n\nOn the top bar select TOOLS, OPTIONS, Select the edit tab, check the "Typing Replaces Selection" box.\n\nThat will fix it.
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open file in ms word and do as i write here\n\npress Ctrl+H   in Find What: type   ,\n                  in Replace with: type   ","\n\nthen press Repalce all.\n\nthen save file in what ever format you like.\n\nhave a nice time
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You need to use your character map.\n\nOffice 2007 Word has that feature built in!\n\n§§
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Use following code for changing header footer also further if you explore you can change anything through the VB.\n\nGoto Project-->Reference--> select "Microsoft Word 11.0 Object library" yours might be 9.0\nThen add following code\n\nPrivate Sub Form_Load()\nDim MyWord As New Word.Application\nMyWord.Documents.Add\nMyWord.Documents(1).Sections(1).Headers(wdHeaderFooterPrimary).Range.Text = "This is header"\nMyWord.Documents(1).Sections(1).Footers(wdHeaderFooterPrimary).Range.Text = "Hello Word"\nMyWord.Visible = True\nEnd Sub