Hi Jaime,

I'm not sure what would cause a page to be 'smaller'
in view when saving as a filtered web page, or make
the links unusable unless you have graphics overlapping.
Do you have a URL where you have the web page?

The .mso file is part of the roundtrip files you get
when you use File=>Save as Web page (i.e. it's the parts
that a browser can't display but that Word can use to
rebuild a complete .doc file ).  You won't see that
in a Filtered HTML file from Word.   To be able to retain
all of your original content for further updating you
can save and do your work in .DOC format and save a copy
as web page filtered, including directly to your website
if your web host supports Office or Frontpage server extensions.

The personal data in a filtered HTML page comes from
what you have in Tools=>Options=>User Info. In Word 2002
and 2003 the personal data retained is affected by your
settings in Tools=>Options=>Security, Privacy Options.

The .XML filelist file (that tells Word where to find
the graphics you used on your page) is only removed
when you save as a Filtered web page.

Keep in mind that Word HTML documents feature isn't
designed as a replacement for MS Office Frontpage
but aimed at folks who want to create a web or intranet
version of their .DOC file without the need to learn
any HTML.

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Hi Bob,

I save it as a filtered html page and then find that when I view the
website in the IE 6 Browser that the page is much smaller and just an
image - I cant click links etc.

It only works great by directly saving as HTML doc.

Thanks

Jamie Abbott

P.S. Do you have any ideas on how to remove personnel data in the docs
as well as oledata.mso and file list files? I understand that they are
not required either? >>