Splitting a word document into smaller html files

[Jonas Poulsen]

Hi.

I need to split a very large word document into several small html
files.
Anyone know how to do this simple, or a tool which can do the dirty
work.
I imagine some kind of tags in the word document defining where to
spilt, ect.


An alternative solution is save the word document as one large html
and use the "#" to jump to the different sections - but how do I mark
the different parts of my word document wiht these tags (should not be
visible for normal viewing the document)

/Thanks

 

[Neal]

Hi.

I need to split a very large word document into several small html
files.
Anyone know how to do this simple, or a tool which can do the dirty
work.
I imagine some kind of tags in the word document defining where to
spilt, ect.

Sadly, I don't think this is easily done. Best solution would likely be to
copy the file, delete all but what you want, save as a page, and repeat for
each page.

An alternative solution is save the word document as one large html
and use the "#" to jump to the different sections - but how do I mark
the different parts of my word document wiht these tags (should not be
visible for normal viewing the document)

From a web design standpoint this is generally unwise, unless the whole
document really must be intact to function. Word HTML files are extremely
bulky, usually unnecessarily so (due to uneconomical font change tagging
etc.), and the download time would be immense.

If it were me, I'd CAP a single web page to a text file and do the markup by
hand, but I know HTML and CSS pretty well and am a glutton for the
punishment of detail work. But the file size would be almost half as large
as a result.

 

[Neal]

An alternative solution is save the word document as one large html
and use the "#" to jump to the different sections - but how do I mark
the different parts of my word document wiht these tags (should not be
visible for normal viewing the document)

Sorry - there is a way. Put a bookmark at the point you want to jump to, and
when you create a hyperlink you can direct it to the bookmark.