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Using the Mail Merge Facility in Word to Generate a Whole Web Site
Previous articles in this series have shown how Microsoft Word can be used to produce simple web pages. However, a site may contain many similar pages. Wouldn’t it be great to get Word to help you produce a whole site, and do much of the work for you? You just have to think a bit creatively.

Published by Profacgillies (8,555 pts ) on Sep 29, 2009 to
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Getting Creative with Microsoft Word Part 1: Can Word Really Help With Web Development?
Microsoft Word has a bad reputation when it comes to web development. By default, Word produces HTML code which is bloated and non-standards compliant. For many people content management systems like Drupal, or sophisticated web development tools such as Dreamweaver are not an option.

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Creating A Simple Compliant Web Page
In spite of Microsoft Word’s bad reputation when it comes to web development, it can be used as a way of producing lean standards compliant HTML code. You just have to think a bit creatively. This article will show you how to produce simple high quality web pages in Word.

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How You Can Use Word To Create A Simple Web Page With Formatting Options
In previous articles in this series we have shown how Microsoft Word can be used to produce lean standards compliant HTML code. You just have to think a bit creatively. This article will show you how to produce high quality web pages in Word with some formatting options.

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Using CSS to add photo galleries to your website
There are a range of applications to help you add galleries of photographs to your website without recourse to programming. However, for those prepared to get their programming fingers dirty, HTML and CSS offers a free alternative.

Published by Profacgillies (8,555 pts ) on Nov 25, 2008 to
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Getting Creative with Microsoft Word part 5: Using Macros in Word to help you generate a Whole Web Site
In the previous article in this series (part 4) I showed how Microsoft Word can be used to produce a website made up of multiple web pages, and emphasized that Word can do a lot or work for you. However, we can go further by using macros.

Published by Profacgillies (8,555 pts ) on Oct 22, 2008 to
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