Once both files are uploaded to the Web, you will be able to view the non-HTML file in your browser, viewer, or application program. If you're used to creating your own HTML pages, then you can create these links yourself in an HTML document. For example, you could use the following code in your HTML document to link to, and launch, a PowerPoint presentation. Please note that the above example assumes the PowerPoint file is in the same directory as the launch page. If the file was on another server, then you would have to give the full Web address in the HTML tag.
Contents is a great tool for helping instructors organize and manage course materials.
The Contents tool is also good for students, helping them easily find and access course documents. Save Word Course Documents as HTML Web Pages. And if you have a lot of documents to convert at once, consider using the Microsoft Conversion Wizard, a tool that converts multiple files from one format to another. Go to the next article . Go to the table of contents .