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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / January 2008Publisher
I would like to import an existing website and use Microsoft Office Publisher to work on it. Is that possible? Generally no, but you didn't provide enough information to answer the question definitively. Publisher is not a code editor. Are you trying to import a Publisher built website? Do you have access to the original .pub file? What version of Publisher? DavidF >I would like to import an existing website and use Microsoft Office >Publisher > to work on it. Is that possible? Publisher works with .pub files and your website is probably .html files. Once a Publisher file is created it can be saved as .html files but can't open them. Editing is done by making changes with the .pub file, create the html file and then replacing the old html file.  SignatureDon Vancouver, USA >I would like to import an existing website and use Microsoft Office >Publisher > to work on it. Is that possible? Don, This is not entirely true. Pub 2003 /7 does not need a dotPUB file at all and depending what you save, the big file or the filtered file you can download it from the ISP and edit the index.htm and index_files and return them to the ISP. Of course the original must have been made with PUBLISHER to get it back. -- John G. > Publisher works with .pub files and your website is probably .html > files. Once a Publisher file is created it can be saved as .html files [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >>Publisher >> to work on it. Is that possible? I should have qualified my answer that I drive the "Tin Lizzy" version of Publisher, 2000. You Lamborghini drivers of 2007 are down the road and around the corner from me. Don, the "Stone Mason" > Don, > This is not entirely true. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >>>Publisher >>> to work on it. Is that possible? |
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