Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to transfer online a tutorial I made, using Word. I'm a raw newb at Word btw Is there any program which can easily convert it into an HTML file? Because my zip file was a bit too large, I wasn't able to upload it here. Below is the relevant thread which includes some pictorial cross-sections of what I rendered in Word, just so you get the picture. https://www.msofficeforums.com/word/...le-failed.html

You can save as html from Word, but Word format is nothing like HTML format and the results can be variable and the html code bloated and ugly.

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If uploading a PDF is a possibility, that will usually give a better result than HTML.

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Stefan Blom
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Thanks for both your responses! If I would download Zamzar, would the below AcroRd32 work for PDF conversion? It's what I got. "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\AcroRd32.exe" Edit: Actually I just tried clicking my Word file via Zamzar, but it didn't register. So much for that.

OK, I now have a messed-up HTML file on my Desktop. It contains all the pics, though not in the right order. Is there any Temp free host (sorta like a hosting version of TinyPic) that I can upload it to quickly, so then perhaps someone can help me get it in order? I basically did it for beginners to grasp basics of any paint program. Alternately, I'm considering "Instructables". My problem is, that Word unfortunately didn't keep the filenames of each of my pics, so that I could save the pics in the same order I'd painstakingly typed them into the Word tutorial. That's a major pain. I hadn't realized that would happen, till after the nuisance of trying to upload it. Prior to typing it, I'd never dreamed it would be so difficult to get a Word file onto the Net.