How do you view the source code in a Word 10 web document?

[provlima]

I recently started using Word 10 and was glad to see it can create and save documents as a webpage, but I have been unable to figure out how to view and edit the source code.

If I create a webpage which includes images how do I upload that page without losing the paths to the images hyperlinks etc.
Any help with solving this frustrating problem would be greatly appreciated!

[Stefan Blom]

As far as I know, you can no longer edit the underlying HTML from within Word.

[Charles Kenyon]

Originally Posted by provlima

If I create a webpage which includes images how do I upload that page without losing the paths to the images hyperlinks etc.
Any help with solving this frustrating problem would be greatly appreciated!

First, Word is a poor program for preparing web pages. When you save as a web page, Word will create a folder holding your images. You will need to upload that folder with your file.

I do not know how this will work on your web server.

You can open your file in a web browser and use that to view your source code. Even in filtered form it will be full of junk code.