No unless you want to update your copy of Word with new Web tools from the Microsoft Web site. Checking your work You can now go into Netscape and look at the Web page you have just created and saved. The character before the username is a tilde, and on most keyboards it is the shift of the key below Escape and above Tab . You may find that some things did not convert exactly as they looked in the original Word document, particularly various types of formatting. Tabs convert into HTML as spaces.
Indents work better.
Fonts and font sizes may convert in unexpected ways. Web browsers support only a limited number of fonts and font sizes, so the appearance of your document may be different than the original. You may see a different font in your Web browser than you used in your Word document, and the difference between font sizes may be greater than you expected. For best results, use only one font and no more than three different sizes. Bold, underline, and italic should all convert exactly as shown in your Word document.