How Can I the Modify Batch Conversion Wizard to produce compact HTML?

[Barry Millman]

Hi:

I am using Word 2000 in the Windows XP environment. I need to create
HTML files from many Word documents in a directory. The Batch
Conversion Wizard would be perfect for this.

However, I would like to output the HTML files as "Compact" files not
as the big (round-trip) files Word 2000 normally creates. I have that
(Compact HTML) installed in my version of Word.

My question: How can I modify the Batch Conversion Wizard to create
the compact HTML instead of the "bloated" HTML?

Another small question: When I bring up the Batch Conversion Wizard
(open New Document), I am not able to see its code. How can I view (and
edit) the code for the Batch Conversion Wizard?

Thank you,

Barry Millman

 

[Jonathan West]

Hi:

I am using Word 2000 in the Windows XP environment. I need to create HTML
files from many Word documents in a directory. The Batch Conversion
Wizard would be perfect for this.

However, I would like to output the HTML files as "Compact" files not as
the big (round-trip) files Word 2000 normally creates. I have that
(Compact HTML) installed in my version of Word.

My question: How can I modify the Batch Conversion Wizard to create the
compact HTML instead of the "bloated" HTML?

This article shows you how to programmatically control the HTML 2.0 filter

How To Programmatically Use the HTML Filter DLL to Save Word Documents as
Plain HTML
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=291325

Another small question: When I bring up the Batch Conversion Wizard (open
New Document), I am not able to see its code. How can I view (and edit)
the code for the Batch Conversion Wizard?

You need to old down the Shidt key when you open the Batch Conversion Wizard
as a template. This will suppress the operation of the Auto macros. You can
then open the VBA project in the normal way.


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Regards
Jonathan West - Word MVP
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