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Publishing Word 2013 doc in HTML?

Hello all,

I am using Word 2013 to write out a work history log. Word works perfectly mostly because I can utilize the navigation pane to quickly jump to sections/dates of interest.

My challenge is that I want managers to view this document online (via shared Google drive or our wiki) in HTML format - I am the only one with Word. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a way of publishing a document with a navigation pane.

Is there a trick or two that will help me accomplish my goal? A flat file, without navigation, will not work.

Thank you

Kent Dyer

Silly question.. Could you use Google Apps to import the Word Docx file? Another thing you could do - is create CHM or help file.. What about re-saving the document as an RTF - Rich Text Format which should be portable enough to be read by whatever word processor..

Some crazy thoughts..

HTH,

Kent

Rartemass

You could use bookmarks and links to sections.
As long as you have a link back to the table of contents in each section then it should function OK.

I'm not suggesting Word's TOC but a manually created one.
Eg:
Contents {bookmark here}
--Topic 1 {hyperlink to bookmark}
----Date 1 {hyperlink to bookmark}

Content blah blah blah
Topic 1 {bookmark here} blah blah blah
Date 1 {bookmark here} blah blah blah

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Doug Van

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Thanks everyone!

Interesting idea PortletPaul. Actually, publishing to PDF, in one step, worked perfectly. Before saving, I just checked off the PDF options like: doc showing markups, and create bookmarks using headings.

Worked brilliantly.

Thank you