Hi Steve,

If your web host supports FrontPage server extensions or Windows Sharepoint Services then you can use File=>Save As Web
Page-Filtered and choose your website as the destination.  If not, you can use an FTP client software to transfer, but be sure that
you include any support folder that Word created for your web page when transferring the file and also check that your hyperlinks
aren't 'hardcoded' to point to graphics and files on your disk drive.

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Once I save my Word document to html format, what is the best method for
transferring it to my web page?

Steve >>
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Hope that helps,

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