All,
I'm trying to save a Word document as an HTML page. When
I do so, Word creates an HTML page, and then a subfolder
that seems to contain certain pieces of the original Word

I made my website of about 60 pages back in 1997 with Word
97, now on my new pc with Word 2003 I find all kinds of
problems making simple changes or additions, like Word 2003
has a default setting of making hyperlinks blue and the

when I type html code in microsoft word office 2000 and
request the option of web page preview, all I get is the
html itself.  I cannot recieve the internet web version of
the code.  It opens up explorer but nothing changes.  I

All,
I'm trying to manually edit HTML pages created by Word.
The HTML pages contain lots of properties that begin
with "mso-...". Is there a reference for these

I'm using Word 2002 on Windows XP, and can not open a
saved web page in Word.  All I get is a blank screen
purporting to be the web page.  Any suggestions?

Our website has a link to open a ms word document,
currently this downloads the documents to the user's pc.
Some of our users do not have ms word on their
workstation. Is there a way for them to still be able to

I just installed Word 2003 and have a question about how the MHTML file
format relates to saving files as HTM. I tried importing a Word files saved
as *.mht into FrontPage and then opening them with FrontPage with no luck. I
guess I'm just not understanding where exactly you use the ...

I have created a web site using FrontPage 2000, and it is online.
Is it possible, at this point, to change the template of the index.htm page?
If not, is it possible to create a new index.htm page, and replace the
original with it?

I have saved a page as *.mht file in Word 2003 and want to insert a Web
Component, but the choice is dimmed on the Insert menu. All help
appreciated.
Arlene

I cannot get the picture to show up through e-mail in a
one page website in word i made I e-mailed my web site to
myself in many different manners none of which were
successful the web site opens up fine and so do the tree

I'm using Word 2003 and am saving Word files as Single File Web Pages using
the *.mht file format on my hard drive. To publish these files to the Web, I
use these steps:
File, Save As Web Page; click My Network Places, and browse to the desired

I inserted in my word file several pictures and saved as
Web Page.
When a send by email, the user that received can't see the
pictures in Web Page.

I have a link to a word document .doc, on a web page, when
it opens it it appears INSIDE the browser, how do I save
it to a folder as a word document, there is no option.
Using the browser save, trys to save the frame its in???

Can someone tell me what to do so my hyperlinks open in either a new
window or within the actual application (Word, Excel, Acrobat Reader,
etc) when clicked on by the user.
1.  How do I get the link to open a web page in another window?

I have typed my web page in Note Pad and saved it as:
My First Web Page.html. First of all, it does not save the
document where I have directed it, my desktop and when I
open Word to view it, it is not visible.  When I type it