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When the Microsoft Word to HTML converter translates a Microsoft Word
document to HTML, the font tags are added to each paragraph so that
the Word document looks the same in a browser as it does in the
Word program.
http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/ SYMPTOMSWhen you open a document in FrontPage Editor that was created in Microsoft Word, the format of the converted text does not change when you apply heading style formatting to the text. CAUSEThe default font in Microsoft Word for Windows 95 version 7.0 is 10-point Times New Roman. When you format a Word document in a font other than the default font (for example, 12-point Times New Roman), and convert the file to HTML, the HTML converter encloses the text in the <font>...</font> tags, like this:
If you then open the file in FrontPage Editor and apply a Heading 1 style,
FrontPage encloses the text in the <H1>...</H1> tags, like this
causing the font tags to be nested inside the heading tags. When this
happens, the heading tags are ignored.
WORKAROUNDIf you want to apply a style to a converted Word document, follow these steps:
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