Microsoft KB Archive/133116

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IA: How to Add Unsupported HTML Tags to Your HTML Document

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Q133116

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The information in this article applies to:


 * Microsoft Internet Assistant for Word, versions 1.0, 1.0z
 * Microsoft Word for Windows, versions 6.0a, 6.0c

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SUMMARY
Internet Assistant supports HTML level 2 standards. It does not support HTML Level 3 nor browser-specific tags. This article describes how to insert unsupported tags.

MORE INFORMATION
Use one of the following methods to insert browser-specific or HTML level 3 tags in your document.

Method 1: On the Insert menu, click HTML Markup, type the tag (for example " " [without the quotation marks]), and choose OK.

Method 2: Open the document as text-only and manually type the HTML tags. When you save the document as HTML, the manually inserted tags will be preserved.

NOTE: Reopening and saving the HTML document multiple times may result in the loss of the unsupported tags. For best results, add the unsupported tags as the final step in editing your document.

For more information on which HTML tags are supported by Internet Assistant, click "Internet Assistant for Word Help" on the Help menu, click Reference Information, and then click "HTML 2.0 Tags and Equivalent Word Commands."

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