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Problem by saving word-doc as website
I have a document written with word xp2003 and when I try to open or
save this document as a website, the firm-logo on top of the document (header) does not appear. Can anyone help me out to point out what I am missing? Thanks in advance |
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Problem by saving word-doc as website
html as used for web pages does not support pages or headers/footers. Check
the document in web layout view. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org harp wrote: I have a document written with word xp2003 and when I try to open or save this document as a website, the firm-logo on top of the document (header) does not appear. Can anyone help me out to point out what I am missing? Thanks in advance |
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Problem by saving word-doc as website
you are right, I have tried it in web layout view, the header was
missing. what alternative do I have? I just want to display the document as user-document or help-file in a tool being developed in c#. Thanks in anticipation |
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