Word to html converter?
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You can use OpenOffice or StarOffice word processor to open the Word file and then use File...Save As menu option to save the file as HTML file.
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for a free way to do it, you could copy/paste the text into something that will export as a pdf (like OpenOffice) and just edit it there. The pdf reader that comes with windows wont edit text. *sigh*
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If you have ms word, just open the document with that then click <file> <save as..>\nthen a dialog box will open and the bottom will have 2 input boxes. one will be to name the file. the other will be "file type". In that box selct either <web page> or <html>. \nbe sure you have selected a location for the file in the uppermost box. Click <ok> or <save>\nIf this doesn't work go to www.download.com and search for FREE web page maker or free htlm. download the program and instal it. then open it. and open the other document at the same time and cut and paste it into the web page program.
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If you know any html, you can just open up any old text editer and create a web page.  Here is a really quick example\n\n<html>\n    <body>\n          <p>Hello World!</p>\n    </body>\n</html>\n\nAll that is left to do is save it as a .html file and upload it to your web space.  If you don't know html and have no desire to learn there are many free hosting sites that provide decent WYSIWYG editors as well as many stand alone programs like FrontPage and Dreamweaver.
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I know in MS Word there is a function called "Paste Special."  It gives you the option to paste just the text, or in an html format, or other options.\nSee if Word Perfect has it, too.
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Because word does not actually edit HTML.  You going to have to look at the HTML code and find what tags need to be put in or taken out.  A better choice of microsoft programs for designing web sites id Frontpage
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You should be able to Save As HTML\nFile > Save As HTML
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http://www.wordwizard.com/ch_forum/search.asp?mode=DoIt
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You may have to put in the Office installation disk to add the converter if it is not already installed. Otherwise, you could save the report as a text file and then reformat everything back on your Word.
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MS Word can save documents as html.\n\nYou can also download decent html editors for free (tucows.com has several and they provide reviews)\n\nFinally, if you want to get into it, you can write html files yourself in any text editor. It only takes a few hours to learn. HTML is just a collection of simple tags to spruce up a text file with fonts, tables, links, etc.\n\nWhatever way you go, things can rapidly get more complicated if you also reqire fancy layout and graphics, or if the page has to 'do' something. Then you also need (to know about) style sheets, java, flash, etc.
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You have to have the adobe acrobat software - I am not talking about adobe reader. Anyway, in word, go to view and then highlight the acrobat toolkit. \n\nIt will then appear on your word document. Clikc convert to adnobe and it will do the rest. As for converting back, just do a cut and paste from adobe if it is not write protected.
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if you have word you can just make a word document and hit file and press save as web page and upload it to your site
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if you don't know html language try a program like macromedia dreamweaver , office publisher or office front page
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MS word: just stick your pictures and your text in the way you want it and then save as .htm\n\nThat's it, you know have a website!\n\nI recommend using dreamweaver though.
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While you can use Word, it generates really complex and hard to follow HTML. Consider using Front Page (another Microsoft product) which is somewhat better and made to do HTML. Or, you might consider using OpenOffice which is a free office alternative.\n\nYou might also browse these free tools:\nhttp://www.nonags.com/nonags/htmledit.html\n\nHonestly, writing HTML using a text editor like notepad is not that hard. You might look at http://www.w3schools.com and http://www.bignosedbird.com/ for some tutorials (that 2nd URL is not a typo).
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I would suggest Crimson Editor http://www.crimsoneditor.com it's free, has built in FTP support, and also supports syntax highlighting to make reading the code easier.\n\nYou can also download a trial copy of Macromedia Dreamweaver® 8 at http://www.adobe.com/downloads/
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http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/wordapplication.asp