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If you create a file in Word, you should be able to save it as HTML. If this is the case, you will have the option (from a Word .doc file) to use File / Save as HTML, as shown:

AND from File / New, you will have a Web Pages tab, as shown below:

If you don't have this capability, then you will have to run Office setup again and check in the box which gives you html production and editing capabilities in Word. Unfortunately, this isn't the default setting, and the person who installed Office on your machine might not have taken the trouble to add this feature during installation.

Here are the steps

Close all Office applications, such as Word, and including the Microsoft Office Shortcut bar

From the Office CD ...

• Click on Setup, (Setup.exe if you have View set to show extensions)
• Choose Add/Remove Options
• Select the HTML Web Page Authoring option (by clicking a check in the box to its left; see below)
• Accept all defaults by clicking on Next, Accept, Continue, or Finish

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Last updated: June 29, 1999