For more information on configuring and using the Clean Up Word HTML feature in Dreamweaver, please consult your Dreamweaver documentation. This may take a few moments depending on the size of your Microsoft Word HTML document. You can then click on the OK button to start the HTML cleanup process. If this does not work, you can choose the version of Microsoft Word the document was created in by choosing the correct version from the available list. Dreamweaver will attempt to automatically configure the feature to match the version of Word that was used to create the HTML document. This option should work with HTML files that have been saved using Microsoft Word '97 and above. This command is accessible through the main menu, under the "Commands" section (Commands -> Clean Up Word HTML).
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If you've created your HTML document using Microsoft Word, but have Adobe Dreamweaver installed on your computer, you may be able to clean out the extra HTML content using Dreamweaver's "Clean Up Word HTML" command after the affected HTML code has been opened in Dreamweaver. This will remove all the extra coding that is added by Microsoft Word to keep the web page as clean as possible. The second option is called "Web Page, Filtered". This should be avoided, as it adds the extra Microsoft Word HTML code that is not compatible with most HTML editors. You can choose between two formats: The first option is the standard "Web Page" option. You will see a dropdown box at the bottom of the window that says "Save as Type:". To choose one of these options, start by going to the file menu within Word and choose "Save as Web Page." A new window will open up. In newer versions of Microsoft Word, there is more than one option for saving HTML files. For more information on this tool, please visit Microsoft's website. This tool can filter out the extra code elements added by Microsoft Word. If you created the document using Microsoft Word 2000, you may be able to clean out the extra HTML coded by using Microsoft Office 2000's HTML filter tool. Before you attempt any of the potential solutions below, we recommend you make a back-up copy of your HTML document before you continue. If an HTML editor is not available to you, you may be able to convert your Microsoft Word HTML document you created into a usable HTML format. The ideal solution is to create your HTML code using a dedicated HTML editing application, such as Microsoft FrontPage or Adobe Dreamweaver. As a result, you may see only part of the HTML render properly, or you may not see anything at all.
This additional code added by Microsoft Word causes problems in many HTML editors because they cannot interpret this Office-specific code. To overcome this problem I opened a document which had page numbering, and I was curious of the page number code.When you save Microsoft Word HTML (HTML code that has been created in Microsoft Word), Microsoft Word adds additional Microsoft Office-specific markup tags that are not typically found in HTML files.
So WORD2007 did not even put a field code in the area where I put the page numbers.
Dunno, but I checked and unchecked in the Document field codes box, and nothing happened.
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I think something is wrong with this new office, or the software distribution was faulty. I was thinking maybe I did something wrong, but as I fiddled with Table of Contents and Table of Images, both of them showed up the accurate page numbers, so I became suspicious. I use WORD2007 and I wanted to add page numbers to my pages, but when I did so, nothing happened. Ok, so if anyone is experiencing the same issue as I did here is a half but working solution.
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