How to Convert MS Word to HTML
Having needed to clean a Word file from tag extensions in order to submit a guest post, I found the following solution.
Word to HTML
- (Optionally) remove pictures from the document.
- Send the document as an attachment to yourself via Gmail.
- Open the email and click “View as HTML“.
(Notice: use Firefox for the next step) - Right click inside the new page and choose “save page as“. In the dialog, Change “save as type” to “html only“, and save the file on your desktop.
- Upload the saved file to Textism, which converts Word files to HTML for free (providing they’re under 20KB).
Update 14 August 2009: You may also want to try using Doc To HTML Converter (Via AddictiveTips)
When you are working on a document and need to find text (a specific word or phrase), pressing CTRL + F pops up the “find” dialog box and lets you search for that text. Now, let’s say you found it and kept working on that document, and now you want to find the same text again. Pressing CTRL + PageDown will instantly take you to the next instance of that text! No need to open the “find” dialog box again (Keep CTRL down and press PageDown to move to the following instances of that text).