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Jun 18, 2006
Can you make a website using Word? My new computer does
not have Publisher and I don't have Front Page at home. I
have been playing around with it today and it seems to be
workable. I haven't tried to upload it yet. Any
information would be helpful. Thanks so much.
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I think you sorta can ...
By this, I mean you can "save-as" an HTML webpage and it saves
everything locally on your hard-drive. What it does though,
is create some directories and references a bunch of things
locally to those directories. This makes it really cumbersome
to upload into a webhost and make...See More