As method described above. MS Word will now add hidden HTML tags so that the file becomes readable by browsers. In other words, the document is converted to a web page. This opens the file in Composer, which is Netscape's web page editor. You can add or change text, by typing directly in the document.
Composer also provides shortcuts to add links, bulleted lists, tables, etc.
Once you have been making web pages for a while, you may decide you want to exert more control over the document by editing the HTML tags themselves. You can then make changes and save the file in the external editor. In Composer, the document will look similar, but not necessarily identical, to how it will be seen on the web, so you should preview the file in Netscape Navigator before going on to the upload step. Netscape will open its web browser, which is called Navigator. This depends on the file name, who you are, and whether you are posting to your home directory or a course directory.