How to Create a Web Page Using The Web Page Wizard In MS Word XP
Creating a web page using Microsoft Word might not be the first option one considers for creating a site. But Word XP has a web page wizard that allows you to create a web page. Here is how to use it.
- From the File menu, click New.
- In the New Document task pane, click General Templates under New from template.
- Select the Web Pages tab, and then double-click on Web Page Wizard.
- Click the Next button.
- Type the title for the website and the storage location where it should be saved, and then click the Next button.
- Choose Vertical frame, Horizontal frame, or Separate page as the navigation type for the website, and then click the Next button.
- Choose whether to add new pages to the website from blank new pages, template pages, or existing word documents and then click the Next button.
- Modify the order of the pages as desired, and then click Next.
- Choose whether to add a visual theme to the website or not, and then click Next.
- Click Finish.
After saving your file, you can open the HTML files in IE (or any other Internet browser) to check how things will look. Once satisfied, upload the web pages to a hosting provider to bring them online. For this, you can use the hosting file manager or an FTP client like FileZilla.
@susanta kumar ojha – What exact version of Office are you running? The 2002 version has the web page wizard, but in the 2003 version the web page wizard was discontinued by Microsoft (supposedly because of security issues).
You can try the Detect & Repair menu in the Help menu of Word.
always i find the web page instead of webpage wizard as u talked earlier. pls send me the solution for this problem.