Microsoft KB Archive/212588

= PUB2000: Publisher Does Not Support All HTML Features =

Article ID: 212588

Article Last Modified on 6/29/1999

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Publisher 2000 Standard Edition

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This article was previously published under Q212588





SUMMARY
Publisher is designed to make it easy for you to create good looking Web sites. Publisher tries, as much as possible, to make Web pages that appear the way the publication appears in Publisher.

However, there are some features of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) that Publisher does not directly support. If you want to add these features to a Web site created in Publisher, you have these choices:   Open the Web site in an HTML authoring program, such as Microsoft FrontPage.   -or-   Insert a code fragment that will only be displayed when you preview or publish your document. You can do this by clicking HTML Code Fragment on the Insert menu.   -or-  Use a text editor, such as Notepad, to add the HTML code manually.



MORE INFORMATION
The major HTML features that Publisher does not directly support are:
 * Marquee (animated) text
 * HTML Frames
 * Scripts (VBScript, Java, and JavaScript)

If you want to create a Web site that uses these features, you can insert code fragments to utilize some of the HTML features that are not directly supported by Publisher. To do this, click HTML Code Fragment on the Insert menu and enter your custom code. Note that this code will not be checked for accuracy. For more advanced HTML code, copy the HTML code from Publisher into another HTML authoring program to add customized effects.

Additional query words: 2000 9.0 Web World-wide world wide pub9 pub2k mspub epubs

Keywords: kbinfo kbhtml kbfaq KB212588

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