Back in September, David Crawford wrote that he did exactly this, using
mydoc2.SaveAs("d:\temp\htmltest.htm",val("10")) ;
-David
Greg Saunders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to use CFOBJECT to convert a Word doc to HTML. The code
> basically works, except that I don't have the right parameter for
> the "file
> type" for the save-as method. If I remove "HTML" it works fine, but
> with
> "HTML" it breaks. What should the parameter be?
>
<cfset success = ActiveDoc.SaveAs(fileName, "HTML")>
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