Or see
http://sbrenjoy.bizland.com/frontpage/word.htm
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| someone posted a really good way to clean up the word stuff. you drag the
| word doc from an outside folder and drop it onto a blank page in FrontPage.
| it's quick and works fairly well.
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| | > Set the margins in frontpage to whatever you want. Right-click the page,
| select
| > Page Properties, then Margins. Set the margins as you wish.
| >
| >
www.jimcoaddins.com (I think that address is correct) has an add-in to set
| the
| > page margins to pages easily, it inserts the code for both Internet
| Explorer and
| > Netscape in the <body> tag (where Frontapge on its own only insert the
| margins
| > code for IE eg "leftmargin", "topmargin" versus "marginwidth" and
| "marginheight"
| > for Netscape.
| >
| > Anyway, copy and pasting from Word to Frontpage will always lose any
| formatting
| > including but not limited to margins, font size, line spacing etc because
| > Frontpage is not a word processor and does not format pages the same as
| word
| > does. Word is primarily a word processor for printing documents, where
| Frontpage
| > is a tool for creating online documents.
| >
| > You might export the word doc to HTML and then import it into frontpage -
| this
| > might save your settings....
| >
| >
| >
| > | > > My problem: I create a document in Word, looks fine. I cut and paste it
| into
| > > FrontPage and the margins are too wide. How can I squeeze those margins
| > > back in?
| > >
| > >
| >
| >
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