Peter,

I'd suggest they use one of the free pdf creation tools to print their
documents to pdfs. Word (especially earlier than 2007) creates horrible web
pages. I think WordPerfect does as well but I really haven't looked at Works
in years (and then only on my father-in-law's computer.)

Cheryl D Wise
MS MVP FrontPage
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-----Original Message-----
From: Peter)

My own parish uploads its weekly newsletter using the letter saved as 
a web page in MS Word and then uploads using an FTP program.

Now the others in the same deanery want to do similar are asking if 
they can use MSWORKS and WORDPERFECT to do the same thing.

Anyone out there able to tell me if these two packs can save a 
document as a web page? I've never used either of them. We found 
originally that saving the newsletters as Word documents and then 
uploading resulted in a very scruffy looking newsletter online - 
alignment was all over the place and sections that were columnar went 
completely haywire - but the webpage version seems fine. It's 
adequate at least for something with a seven-day life.

Before responding please take into account that the people preparing 
these newseltters are volunteers and usually have only a very basic 
computer knowledge - even less than mine - so no complicated ideas 
such as "save it as this and convert it to that and add a bit of 
magic ingredient"!!!!

There is also no financial ability to pay someone to do it for them 
or buy any software and even downloading and installing software 
frightens the life out of most of them - they just use the PC as it 
cam out of the box! (I'm donating my services for free on this one - 
that's how skint they are!)


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