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How can I see the HTML source in Word 2007?
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Patrick Schmid [MVP]
HTML source of what?
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Of a Web page. In previous versions, when you save as .htm, the View menu
gets a new item, "HTML Source."
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gets a new item, "HTML Source."
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Thanks Suzanne. I didn't know that.
I went and looked. The feature to view an HTML Source has been removed
from Word 2007.
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I went and looked. The feature to view an HTML Source has been removed
from Word 2007.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Does this mean that Word no longer creates Web pages or just that there's no
way to view the raw HTML source code (without resorting to Notepad)?
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way to view the raw HTML source code (without resorting to Notepad)?
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Word still creates webpages (AFAIK, there was no improvement/change made
in that area), but there is no built-in way anymore to view the raw HTML
code.
If you want clean HTML code out of Word, you need to use its new
blogging feature by the way.
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in that area), but there is no built-in way anymore to view the raw HTML
code.
If you want clean HTML code out of Word, you need to use its new
blogging feature by the way.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Thanks, Patrick. I long since "outgrew" Word's Web capabilities and
"graduated" to FrontPage.
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"graduated" to FrontPage.
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No one should be using Word to create web pages...
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
The worst of it is that many people who are attempting to are apparently
doing it as part of a class assignment.
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doing it as part of a class assignment.
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Yes...in an intro Engineering course I TA (we do basic C++ programming
and numerical methods), we have students make a webpage. One of the
suggested editors (besides Notepad and FrontPage) is Word... I found it
hilarious though that the prof who made the slides talked about all the
garbage that Word puts into an HTML file without ever mentioning that
it's there because the web page feature of Word has a different purpose
(meaning it was not designed for making a web page, but for rendering a
Word document in HTML as close as only possible to the original Word
file).
I get to tell people every semester that using Word for web pages is a
ludicrous idea.
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and numerical methods), we have students make a webpage. One of the
suggested editors (besides Notepad and FrontPage) is Word... I found it
hilarious though that the prof who made the slides talked about all the
garbage that Word puts into an HTML file without ever mentioning that
it's there because the web page feature of Word has a different purpose
(meaning it was not designed for making a web page, but for rendering a
Word document in HTML as close as only possible to the original Word
file).
I get to tell people every semester that using Word for web pages is a
ludicrous idea.
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)
Hi Leonidas,
For Word 2007 MS still provides the MS Script Editor (MSE.exe) as part of Office 2007, but has removed the linkage within Word that
allowed it to be 'linked' source code editor for HTML.
You can use Web Page Preview & your browser to view source
(Web Page Preview is a command you'll need to add to your Quick Access toolbar by using these keystrokes
Alt,T,o,C
followed by
Alt+C, A, {enter}, {tab}, X,W
then scroll down to and add the Web Page Preview command
to the Quick Access Toolbar.
When in the browser you can use right click or the File menu to get to the Edit/View source choice.
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For Word 2007 MS still provides the MS Script Editor (MSE.exe) as part of Office 2007, but has removed the linkage within Word that
allowed it to be 'linked' source code editor for HTML.
You can use Web Page Preview & your browser to view source
(Web Page Preview is a command you'll need to add to your Quick Access toolbar by using these keystrokes
Alt,T,o,C
followed by
Alt+C, A, {enter}, {tab}, X,W
then scroll down to and add the Web Page Preview command
to the Quick Access Toolbar.
When in the browser you can use right click or the File menu to get to the Edit/View source choice.
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How can I see the HTML source in Word 2007?>>
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Thanks Bob. I found what I needed. My question was simply how to see the HTML
code of a web page created in Word. I need this dode to post a formated text
to my web site. What I found is that when I save the created web page as HTML
document I can see the code using wordpad.
Thanks again.
code of a web page created in Word. I need this dode to post a formated text
to my web site. What I found is that when I save the created web page as HTML
document I can see the code using wordpad.
Thanks again.