[Jim] uses Word to document his technical projects, and wanted an easy way to generate web pages. Not only is Word-generated HTML nearly unreadable, [Jim] notes there are known bugs, as well.

HTML files created in Word 2007 can include many of the elements found on Web pages created with full-featured software, including links, images and forms.

A potential drawback is that when Word does the conversion, it creates code that contains XML and CSS. If you need to convert the table into pure HTML, you can use a free online Word-to-HTML-table ...

When you save the MS Word document as a webpage, then it in saved with the extension .htm and the format is HTML. When you click on this HTML file, it will open with your default browser.

Make sure you save the .docx file as a Web Page, not Web Page Filtered, or you’ll lose even more image quality. 3. Notice that the system saves the webpage in its own folder (e.g., Doc3_Files).