It’s understandable that someone would want to type documents for online use in MS Word. The spelling and grammar check assists in the creation of a professional style document and helps build credibility. But, if you’ve just spent many hours writing an in-depth and lengthy article, do you really want to go through the entire article and convert it to HTML code for online use? I doubt it. Here’s how you can let MS Word format your document for online use:
- Open the File menu
- Select Web Page Preview
- Your default browser will now open and display your document as a web page
- Right-Click on the web page
- Select View Source
- A new window will appear to display the coding of the document
- Highlight and copy the sections of code you need to insert into your own web site (If you are inserting this information into another site, copy just what is needed; if you are just wanting to host the document “as-is”, copy the entire source code.)
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