I am creating a form using the web form tools in Word.  
The form is a suvey form for requesting proposals.  The
intent is to have the user submit the form as an e-mail to
my client.  No database posting is involved.

I was wondering how do you publish word 2002(if it matters)
documents saved as web pages on the internet. i've been
looking around for a button of some sort that would allow
me to to do so, but i cant find it. any help would be much

I've created a web page in Word that contains some images.  There images
have automatically been placed in a folder called "index_files".  I have now
edited the page in Frontpage and all the images are located in another
folder, but I cannot delete the index_files folder as it ...

We're now evaluating Word 2003 and had hoped that the 'save as web page'
feature would work this time. Unfortunately it would appear that it does
not. When saving our regular 'bulletin' document as a web page Word *still*
manages to cock up all the formatting. Why? Will this ever be ...

I am trying to create, on my web page, hyperlinks that
would change colour or become underlined when you move
your mouse over it while browsing. I heard about
an "onmouseover" skript or something. Any ideas how that

Could you tell me the earliest version of Word that had
the capacity to save a word doc as a HTML file? (ie the
Save As Web Page or Save As HTML file function)
We wish to incorporate a mini-tutorial on this function in

Hello, my name is Carlos,
I made my web site with Microsoft Word XP, and I
published it with an FTP program. I put some images in my
web site and there's some friends that can't see them

We recently converted some of our users to Word 2003. The lady that does our
small school's Web Page typically saves some Word documents (like the class
schedule which is in tables) as HTML and imports them into a blank page in
Front Page 2000. This seemed to work with Word 2000 but ...

I am a rookie at this so be patient.
I am creating a form on a web page in word 2000.
I am wanting to save the information in a Access database
so that I can report off of the data.

I changed the value per your last reply. When I save it,
it comes back looking like this:<OPTION SELECTED
VALUE="&lt;a" TITLE=United Way of Central Indiana>United
Way of Central Indiana

I start with a table sized the way I want it. Then, if I
enter a line that exceeds the desired column width, it
expands the column automatically (no problem there).
But, if I fix the offending line to fit in the original

I'm using Word 2002 (SP-2) on Windows 2000 Professional
(SP-4) to create a simple but large text-intensive web
page. 35 pages of text, several internal hyperlinks on
each page. The frequent hyperlinks help readers navigate

I'm trying to develop an Intranet page for our company in
Word 2000 (SP3). I'm able to create drop down menus and
items in the menu, but I need to know how to create a
hyper-link from an item in the list so that when you click

Plese ignore the previous message it was an inadvertent
hit of the Enter key.
Here is the problem.
I have ME, 256 RAM, IE6, Mediaplayer 9, cable connection.

I have a Word 2000 document which points to a number of JPEGs in a
directory.  In other words, the Word document is dependent on a directory
(similar to an HTML document that has hyperlinks to pictures in a
directory).  If I move (or remove) the image directory, the Word document