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My title needs some elaboration.
I don't want the "single webpage" option, as that creates an mht file In Microsoft Word, and while Chrome can open it, I see the Firefox has issues
Here's the file as a docx https://we.tl/XN4V8w6flT or from ge.tt http://ge.tt/8r0iFNd2 though that can easily be created just by having some text and highlighting part of it . And that's just a demonstration file, I may have lots more text and lots more blocks of text highlighted.
I don't want an MHT file 'cos firefox doesn't open it straight away, and if I want to send it to somebody then I think an html file is more compatible.
I can get Word to produce an html webpage but then it makes a subdirectory with these xml files in it. I don't want that, I want one file.
How can I integrate these xml files or their equivalent, into an html file?
Is there any reason they cannot just use the Microsoft Word Viewer or an online viewer from Microsoft? https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/kb/891090
– Mokubai – 2016-08-13T14:22:43.740@Mokubai if that were the question, then in theory a person could use microsoft word and not view the webpage, or in theory it could be an rtf file and easy to view , or they might get the office compatibility pack, or it could be saved in an old ms word version, or other options to view contents, but the question is not how can they view the contents of the file. The question is how to make it into a webpage – barlop – 2016-08-13T14:23:21.047
I was just curious if there was a specific reason, or if some other tool might fit the job better. Word has, historically, done an awful job of creating html files and I'm curious as to why this specific format when others such as PDF are better for document transfer. Not meaning to detract from your question, just trying to understand the "why" of it. – Mokubai – 2016-08-13T14:30:45.303
i'm curious about converting it into a single webpage – barlop – 2016-08-13T14:36:38.193
1If I do a File -> Save As then save as "Web Page, Filtered" instead of just "Web Page" then I do not get these extra files, I suspect it rips out some of the formatting though. – Mokubai – 2016-08-13T14:36:55.367