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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / May 2004Adding pub document to website created in Word
HELP!!!!! I created 7 pages of my site (www.stonecrete.net) with Word 2002. Piece of cake ... I felt like a pro. I used Publisher 2000 to create additional page, but it does not seem to be able to save as HTML file that links to my Word 2002 files I created. I cant seem to save it as same type HTML document I created in Word ... it maintains pub extension. Can I convert pub file to Word document? Is there any hope for me? Jay I don't know about mixing the two program files but in Publisher, "Save as a Web Page" and it will create html and gif files. Publisher 2000 isn't able to import html files. It creates new files every time you do a "Save as a Web Page" and when you upload all the new files the originals get replaced. Later versions of Publisher will allow you to import html files.  SignatureDon -------- Vancouver, USA - One of the great cities in one of the 45+ countries in the Americas! > HELP!!!!! I created 7 pages of my site (www.stonecrete.net) with Word 2002. > Piece of cake ... I felt like a pro. I used Publisher 2000 to create [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Jay My website has many word documnets, and the main site is done in Publisher 2000. What you have to do is upload the non-Publisher material separately, and just create a link to it in Publisher. It is trivial to do, but requires some understanding of how the directories on your website work, and some kind of simple FTP agent or utility to do the transferring. >HELP!!!!! I created 7 pages of my site (www.stonecrete.net) with Word 2002. >Piece of cake ... I felt like a pro. I used Publisher 2000 to create [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Jay > My website has many word documnets, and the main site is done in > Publisher 2000. What you have to do is upload the non-Publisher > material separately, and just create a link to it in Publisher. It is > trivial to do, but requires some understanding of how the directories > on your website work, and some kind of simple FTP agent or utility to > do the transferring. I hope you don't expect to get paid for for helping Jay :-) SignatureBrian Kvalheim Microsoft Publisher MVP http://www.publishermvps.com This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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