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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / March 2008website page designed in publisher won't open in browser
I wrote a webpage in publisher 2003, and when I go to preview the webpage, I get the error that I currently do not have a browser program registered to show html (htm) files. I control panel folder and program options, I have html listed as mozilla, and htm listed as explorer. How do I resolve this? It does work on my xp computer at home, but not my desktop computer running xp. John Since htm & html are the same ext. try setting them both to the same browser.  Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression |I wrote a webpage in publisher 2003, and when I go to preview the webpage, I | get the error that I currently do not have a browser program registered to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] | xp. | John In addition, Publisher 2002, 2003 and 2007 use .htm as the default for web pages. Pub 2000 used .html. DavidF > Since htm & html are the same ext. try setting them both to the same > browser. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > | xp. > | John David, et al, You state Publisher 2002 uses .htm file extensions; does that mean in my "canned" note regarding the input data when using ReplaceInFiles to center pages, it should state htm rather than html file extension? Don > In addition, Publisher 2002, 2003 and 2007 use .htm as the default for web > pages. Pub 2000 used .html. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> | xp. >> | John If you want to be exact, yes. However it should be obvious to anyone that is using Pub 2002, and wanting to center their pages when they run ReplaceInFiles. Besides, you actually have the option of producing *.htm or *.html files in all versions. DavidF > David, et al, > [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >>> | xp. >>> | John
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