viewing HTML source code

[jr]

I'm new to Publisher. Can I view the source code in
Publisher like I can in Word?

 

[David Bartosik MS MVP]

No Publisher is not an html editor.
And I recommend against modifying the html because such manual edits are
lost next time the pub file is modified.

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[analog]

I do it all the time in Publisher 2000. I fiddle with the spider instructions
and once in awhile put in a fade or other special effect. I do the little
modifications in notepad, and remember what to do by storing a backup copy after
each change. Publisher does not overwrite the renamed backup file when it
generates the new html files, so it is a handy way to track and remember the
changes.

 

[David Bartosik MS MVP]

If you are knowledgeable and prepared (as you are) that's one thing.
For the average Publisher user though it's quite another.

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[Don Schmidt]

I used to edit the html files to center the pages. After a half dozen times
or so, not worth the trouble.<G>

It would be neat if someone wrote a little program to do the centering.

Don
Vancouver, USA