(Note: Avoid including spaces in the filenames for Web pages. Spaces in filenames make it difficult to create working links between files. Also, be careful with capitalization in filenames. Most professional Web sites only use lower case letters because files on some servers are case sensitive.)

To save a document as a Web page, go to the Menu Bar and click:
       File | Save as HTML
(as shown in the first graphic below)

In the resulting dialog box, type in the file name and click on Save.

You can also save a document as a Web page through the Save As dialog box. When the Save As dialog box comes up, change the setting for Save as type to HTML Document (as shown below).

Use the links below for tips on how to perform various Web Page Construction actions using Microsoft Word 97.

• Save a Word file as a Web page
  
  
• Construct a new Web page
  
  
• Edit an existing Web page
  
  
• Use colors and appropriate contrasting text on Web pages
  
  
• Set and change title of a particular Web page
  
  
• Create links to a new self-constructed Web page
  
  
• Create links to Web sites
  
  
• Create links to specific Web pages
  
  
• Create links to other documents in home directory
  
  
• Include graphics in a Web page
  
  
• Understanding relative vs. absolute addresses for making Web links
  
  
• Create tables in a Web page to control visual format
  
  
• Edit tables in a Web page
  • Add rows
  • Add columns
  • Control column width
  • Control row height
    
    
• Go to Word Processing index for Microsoft Word 97