FrontPage2003 and Microsoft Word

[Guest]

How can I include a 2 column word document in FrontPage 2003?

 

[Mark Fitzpatrick]

HTML doesn't really have two column documents, it's basically one big
canvas. The only way to get this effect is to have a two column table. This
doesn't always look as nice as you may wish, especially if you have a
document that goes over two or more pages since you can no longer align the
columns if you wish it all to be on one HTML page.

Create a two column table and position it where you want the text. Then you
may be best doing a copy and paste from column a of the word doc into column
a of the web page, then perform the same action for the second column.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

 

[DwayneConyers]

HTML doesn't really have two column documents, it's basically one big
canvas. The only way to get this effect is to have a two column table.

Actually, not 100% true. You can deploy a style sheet that affects the
column effect. Do a Google search on CSS sites that may have the style you
are looking for.

 

[Wally S]

True, but when you get into special effects with CSS, it may not come out
the way you want on all browsers. Besides that, a two-column page, even if
done with a table, will also be unpredictable. If the reader enlarges or
shrinks the font size on his browser, the columns may no longer come out
even.

Wally S

 

[Andrew Murray]

I wouldn't try. I'd just retype it in a two-column table in Frontpage, or
link to the Word file.