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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / December 2005saving to .html rather than .htm
I also want to save a file as .html rather than .htm, but have not been able to using the suggestions from 27/06/05. When I publish to web, I am not given an option to save to any other format - only 'Web Page, Filtered' comes up in the Save as box (which saves as an .htm). And I cant seem to find an option under Tools/Options to change the settings either. Is there something I am missing/another way of doing it? Many thanks! What were the suggestions were from 27/6/5? The only way I have found is to add the extension when you get to Save As. When you type a file name, just add the .html extension manually to the file name. It will then save the file as *.html instead of *.htm. DavidF > I also want to save a file as .html rather than .htm, but have not been able > to using the suggestions from 27/06/05. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Is there something I am missing/another way of doing it? Many thanks! Notepad+ gives you the option to "Save as.." htm, html. It's a better text editor than Microsoft's Notepad. Get it at: http://www.mypeecee.org/rogsoft/  SignatureDon Vancouver USA > What were the suggestions were from 27/6/5? The only way I have found is > to [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> >> Is there something I am missing/another way of doing it? Many thanks! Good morning Don, I think what Anna is talking about is that when she chooses in Pub 2003 to "Publish to the web" the html output from the Pub file, it uses the .htm extension by default. In Pub 2000, when you "Save As a web page", the output is saved with a .html extension by default. She will end up with 'index.htm' while you will end up with 'index.html'...they changed the default since Pub 2000. This is another reason I did not 'upgrade' from Pub 2000 to Pub 2003. I have literally hundreds of absolute links in my site with the .html extension. If I upgraded, I would have to go back and change many of them, and probably should change them all. DavidF > Notepad+ gives you the option to "Save as.." htm, html. It's a better text > editor than Microsoft's Notepad. [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > >> > >> Is there something I am missing/another way of doing it? Many thanks! Thanks for the clarification. Take care and a Merry Christimas. SignatureDon Vancouver USA > Good morning Don, > [quoted text clipped - 55 lines] >> >> >> >> Is there something I am missing/another way of doing it? Many thanks! Further to this issue, unless you are writing absolute links, then you may find this not to be an issue. *.html and *.htm are interchangeable in relative links. DavidF > What were the suggestions were from 27/6/5? The only way I have found is to > add the extension when you get to Save As. When you type a file name, just [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > > > Is there something I am missing/another way of doing it? Many thanks! Thanks for all of your comments. I have got the 2003 edition. I have saved it as suggested by manually typing it into the file name and it has worked . Thanks! anna > Further to this issue, unless you are writing absolute links, then you may > find this not to be an issue. *.html and *.htm are interchangeable in [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > > > > > Is there something I am missing/another way of doing it? Many thanks! Thanks for the feedback. DavidF > Thanks for all of your comments. I have got the 2003 edition. I have saved it > as suggested by manually typing it into the file name and it has worked . [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > > > > > > > Is there something I am missing/another way of doing it? Many thanks!
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