How can I take a word article and put it into a webpage

[Guest_imported]

I use notepad to manage my website...... Is this possible to have something embedded in the middle of a webpage from microsoft word without having to have the format all screwed up from the <text> </text> or <pre> </pre> tags........... I really need help......

 

[gerrygerry]

Ummm... a perl script would be a good choice for this, but you could also just put it into an iframe. -gerrygerry
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[Guest_imported]

Well what is a IFrame? Do you know the perl script?

 

[gerrygerry]

You'd have to write the perl script... it'd take a long time to learn.

An iframe is a 'window' that you can position in your page and load an external file into it. Its mainly compliant in IE, but recently became available in Nutscrape 6.0. -gerrygerry
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[tsdragon]

Is the Word document supposed to be dynamic or static? If it's a one-time thing that you need to do, you can just convert the Word document to html and cut and paste the part you need. If you have problems with all the c**p that MS puts in the html you can strip it out. (Caution: shameless plus ahead) I have a program called FixWord that will strip all but the basic html from a Word-generated html document. See

http://www.bydisn.com/software/FixWord

Tracy Dryden
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For you are crunchy, and good with mustard.

 

[Guest_imported]

How do you make an IFRAME?