I am creating a webage using word 2003. I have created a table of contents
and have all the heading. It is all now in one big .doc that i can save as a
htm and put up.
you can look at it at:

http://www.people.virginia.edu/~jlb6j/bridge/conv.htm

The table of contents is at the top and it links to everything down the
page. I can put the TOC in a frame and have it link to everything as well.
Here is what i want it to do. I want each of the "Heading 1" to have a htm
page of its own so that when i click on that, it opens up a wepage with only
that material in it. Rigth now everything is within in one file. I really
don't want to have to do this manually. And I would prefer to use Word to
Front Page, but can switch. Ideas?

Thanks

Hi Jon

Jon B wrote:
I am creating a webage using word 2003. I have created a table of contents
and have all the heading. It is all now in one big .doc that i can save as a
htm and put up.
you can look at it at:

http://www.people.virginia.edu/~jlb6j/bridge/conv.htm

The table of contents is at the top and it links to everything down the
page. I can put the TOC in a frame and have it link to everything as well.
Here is what i want it to do. I want each of the "Heading 1" to have a htm
page of its own so that when i click on that, it opens up a wepage with only
that material in it. Rigth now everything is within in one file. I really
don't want to have to do this manually. And I would prefer to use Word to
Front Page, but can switch. Ideas?

I've never used it, but have heard that this is one of the more sensible
opportunities to convert (a copy!) of your document to a MasterDocument
turn all the individual chapters into SubDocuments.

Make sure you read the "usualy caveats" about using that feature (search
for "Master Document" in these groups).

HTH
Robert
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