First,
go to File/New in your Word menu.
Click on the Web Pages Tab when you get to the New dialog box.
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Using Word's Web Builder
If you're feeling really spunky, you could build a complete web site with Word, vs. saving original word processing files as web pages one at a time. I can't go into the whole process here, but I'll show you how to get started. |
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First,
go to File/New in your Word menu. |
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Once you're in the Web Pages section, click on the Web Page Wizard icon. |
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| If you want to build a full-blown web site with Word, just
follow the directions. On the Web Page Wizard screen (not shown),
there's a Next button. Just follow the directions one at a
time and hit Next when you're done with each step.
This is where I stop, folks. Use Word's extensive Help section to get you through this. Building a web site will involve quite a learning curve on your part, but you'd be surprised on how fast you will learn the skills needed. |
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Well, that's enough
for the Word tutorial. |
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