Chapter 27. Using Office to Create Web Pages
In this chapter
What You Can (and Can’t) Do with Office 838
Moving Between HTML and Office Formats 842
Web-Page Design Essentials 844
Extra Credit: Viewing and Editing Office Documents in a Web Browser 849
Office and the Web
You may think of Office as a way to produce letters and spreadsheets, but it’s also a first-rate Web-authoring tool. Or, more precisely, it’s a collection of great Web-authoring tools. As in previous versions, you can save just about any Office document in Web format.
With a few exceptions, you can choose to save most types of Office documents in HTML, the language of the Web. When you use HTML format, your ...
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