How to Save Documents as a Web Page in Microsoft Word 2003

The word processor programs of today offer many useful and advanced features. Users are even able to create complex documents and convert the format of them merely by selecting different save options. Of the many different ways that you can save documents in word processing applications, like Microsoft Word 2003, perhaps the most intuitive is the ability to save a document as a webpage.

Things You'll Need

• Microsoft Word 2003

Instructions

1. Open the document that you wish to save as a webpage. Click on “File” and then "Open," and browse to the desired document. Click “Open” to open that file.

2. Access the save menu. Scroll to “File” and then click on “Save As a Webpage.”

3. Select the save options. Under this menu you can set several save options. Click on the “Change Title” button to change the title of the webpage; a text field will open where you can enter the new name of the webpage, click “Okay” to change the title. Under the “File Name” field you can enter the desired file name by typing it in.

4. Select the “Save As” type. Under the “Save As Type” field you can use the dropdown arrows to select how you wish to save this file. Choose from Single File Webpage (creates a single and easily uploaded webpage file), Webpage (creates a multiple file webpage) or Web Page Filtered (creates a condensed file webpage.)

5. Save the document as a webpage. Click “Okay” to save the file.

Tips & Warnings

• This feature is very useful in converting a created document into a website using a variety of different web encoding options.

• Make sure that you do not overwrite the master document.