Best way (also the easiest): Convert the Word
documents to PDFs
Worst Way: Convert the documents to HTML -
creates bloated pages that may (or more likely)
may not, render and print in modern browsers
(modern here means later than IE5).
Intermediate: Create a new page and copy/paste
as text only from the Word document into the new
page. Then style the new page to resemble the
Word document. This includes adding heading tags
<H1> </H1>, <h2>..</h2> etc where appropriate.
Result is as good as your HTML/CSS skills.
Chris K wrote on 07/09/2010 :
I have lot of A4 size MS Word document I would
like to convert to webpage - but the page loses
proportions and cant be printed in the same way
Are there any rules/tips for converting Word
documents into printable A4 pages?
Using a big table? Can I set page set up?
Best way (also the easiest): Convert the Word
documents to PDFs
Worst Way: Convert the documents to HTML -
creates bloated pages that may (or more likely)
may not, render and print in modern browsers
(modern here means later than IE5).
Intermediate: Create a new page and copy/paste
as text only from the Word document into the new
page. Then style the new page to resemble the
Word document. This includes adding heading tags
<H1> </H1>, <h2>..</h2> etc where appropriate.
Result is as good as your HTML/CSS skills.
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