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This method is extremely easy and, in only a few moments, you will be a pro at converting Word documents into HTML. HTML is simply a format that web browsers (and other things) can read and understand. The very page your are reading now is made of HTML. So, let's begin making code!
1Open Microsoft Word or OpenOffice website. Simply click on the famous W button either on your desktop or from the start menu or where ever you keep the application.Ad
2Start writing your document.
3Go to the File menu and select Save As or click on the Home Button (on Word 2012).
4Edit the File Type. You'll need to save it under "Other Formats."
5Supply the dialog box that comes up with the proper format, or, in this case, the "Web Page" format.
6Select the destination where you want it and then you're done!Ad
- With Filtered Web Pages, you can add a title to the webpage. Because HTML is a web-based format, it will show up on your web-browser.
- You can also save it as a "Single File Webpage" or just a "Web Page" or a "Web Page, Filtered".
- Another method you could use is to upload it to your website for people to download and then you can give people the link - which they might prefer!
- Don't save it as anything else - otherwise it will not be a HTML file.
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