From the article: How to Convert a Word Doc to HTML
Many documents are written in Microsoft Word, but web browsers don't display doc files like HTML, so it's usually important to get the doc files converted to HTML. Find out what others use to convert their DOC files to HTML and share your favorite DOC to HTML converter. What are your favorites?
How to make word to ebook
- I have a book on word and I want to change it to ebook. I know I have to change it to HTML. Is there any program to change word to HTML quickly? Anyone can help me to transfer my book to ebook? I don't want any agent, I really want to learn how to do it. Please someone help me. Thanks
- —Guest Fazela
a better Save As...
- I always tell my people to choose "Web Page (filtered)" as that clears out most of the Microsoft proprietary (mso:) stuff that makes the resulting file so difficult to edit. Web Page (filtered) produces much cleaner code that is closer to web standards and yet most of the formatting remains intact. If the page will never have to be edited again, then I would recommend converting it to a PDF instead, especially if the document needs to retain all formatting and must be printed.
- —Guest Thomas
Tools to Convert Word Docs to HTML
- I used "Windows Live Writer" which is free for uploading my pictures taken and then publish on my "WordPress" account, Is this a good and faster way to publish? or some other method?
- —Guest KBoy
.pdf or Openoffice.org + coffeecup html
- Most of the Word documents I deal with are submitted by someone else, may run several pages and sometimes contain images. If I don't expect to need to change the document and it doesn't contain images, I normally use Openoffice to convert to HTML than use code cleaner in CoffeeCup HTML editor to clean up the code. The resulting HTML is cleaner than an MS conversion and easy to understand and edit if it needs format modification. It's not elegant HTML but it's really not bad. If I expect the document to be changed later or it has images, I convert to .pdf, usually with Openoffice.
- —Guest C6
Don't use Word
- In the first place, NEVER save a document as DOC or DOCX. Save as RTF. It is compatible with most other word processors, even older versions. Second, there is a freeware program called AbiWord, which can run circles around Word. Word isn't in the race. Abiword can, also, be used through cut and paste, to enter some very nice effects into email- highlighting, colored text, for example. KrazyKyngeKorny
- —Guest KrazyKyngeKorny
Web Developer
- Copy and paste the text from Word into Notepad to remove the Word formatting, then copy/paste the Notepad text into your web editor and add your own HTML formatting.
- —Guest DDavid
