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Is there a way that a user can insert raw html into a document body (eg by
designating it as a particular paragraph style which is invisible in the DOC
but written to the HTML file?
I want to be able to put inline HTML anchors into a document....eg
<a name="inline_link">
so that it can be linked-to by an external HTML file after the document has
been saved as HTML ...eg
<a href="myexportedfile.html#inline_link>Goto My Inline Link</a>
Eddie
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Hi Jeff/Eddit,
The last version of Word that supported the 'melt through' of HTML from the document body (other than Hyperlinks) by applying a
style (Normal web) was Word 97.
It's a feature folks asked for them to bring back, but they didn't <g>.
You can insert hyperlinks (which also use anchors) using Ctrl+K.
For example a hyperlink to http://microsoft.com would appear in the web page save from Word as
<a href="http://microsoft.com/">
in the HTML. You can also link to a Word bookmark (Insert=>Bookmark) with a hyperlink and the hyperlink will be to an
<a name=yourbookmark>
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MM"Jeff Hall" <jeff.hall[ at ]eon-commerce.com> wrote in message news:memo.20070313170231.3152D[ at ]eonsol.compulink.co.uk...
Is there a way that a user can insert raw html into a document body (eg by
designating it as a particular paragraph style which is invisible in the DOC
but written to the HTML file?
I want to be able to put inline HTML anchors into a document....eg
<a name="inline_link">
so that it can be linked-to by an external HTML file after the document has
been saved as HTML ...eg
<a href="myexportedfile.html#inline_link>Goto My Inline Link</a>
Eddie>>
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Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
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