Anything that can be opened in Word can then be converted into Web pages . Word for Windows 97 comes with a set of tools that makes it very easy to create Web pages. With Word 6.0 to do this you had to install a separate add-in called Internet Assistant , but in Version 97 the Web publishing features are fully integrated. Word toolbar changes a bit when you are editing Web pages. When you create a Web page with any of these methods, Word changes some toolbars, menu commands, and options to provide the Web page authoring features.
Word creates and opens Web pages with the extension html .
The htm extension seems to cause problems for opening or when saving. Before beginning the conversion, it is important to realise that HTML, the language used to build Web pages, is much simpler than the layout facilities of Word itself. In the process of converting to HTML only the formatting and features that are supported by HTML will be converted. Therefore some formatting and features of the original document will be lost. Therefore if you plan to use the file again as a Word document, you should save your work first in Word format .