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Posting word documents on the internet

redblueyellow

Well-Known Member
Does anyone know how to post word documents on the internet?
 

Rashdan

[Insert Wacky Title]
Let's see now ...

If you want the text to be on an html page, you can easily create an html file like so:
Code:
<html><body><p>First Paragraph</p>
<p>Second para ..</p>
etc
</body></html>

However, if the content is not just text, but contains images, word art, etc, the above method wouldn't work so well. What you can do is convert the word document to .pdf
Here's an online converter you can use: https://www.pdfonline.com/convert_pdf.asp
Once converted, you can upload the pdf file to your host, then link to it from wherever else you want to.
Code:
<a href="url to pdf image">Link</a>

Assuming you want to upload it just so other people can download it, you can use a file uploader. There are plenty out there, like megaupload, rapidshare, putfile, zshare, yousendit, etc. The list goes on.

Exactly what are you trying to do by posting the document on the internet? Be as specific as you can; I've made enough assumptions as it is.
 
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Deleted member 11515

Guest
Google Documents is what I use uploading for word documents/et cetera; all you have to do is upload it and publish it and you can proudly display it on the internet :D

Though, you need to make an account first; it's worth it imo. :)
 

redblueyellow

Well-Known Member
Let's see now ...

If you want the text to be on an html page, you can easily create an html file like so:
Code:
<html><body><p>First Paragraph</p>
<p>Second para ..</p>
etc
</body></html>

However, if the content is not just text, but contains images, word art, etc, the above method wouldn't work so well. What you can do is convert the word document to .pdf
Here's an online converter you can use: https://www.pdfonline.com/convert_pdf.asp
Once converted, you can upload the pdf file to your host, then link to it from wherever else you want to.
Code:
<a href="url to pdf image">Link</a>

Assuming you want to upload it just so other people can download it, you can use a file uploader. There are plenty out there, like megaupload, rapidshare, putfile, zshare, yousendit, etc. The list goes on.

Exactly what are you trying to do by posting the document on the internet? Be as specific as you can; I've made enough assumptions as it is.

Google Documents is what I use uploading for word documents/et cetera; all you have to do is upload it and publish it and you can proudly display it on the internet :D

Though, you need to make an account first; it's worth it imo. :)


I'm actually trying to post a guide on the internet. Thanks. :)
 

Nutter t.KK

can Mega Evolve!
You can SAVE Office Files, including Word files, online using Office Live. This is more for trying to work the same Word files on several computers. You'll have to have a MSN/Hotmail account. Other people to have Access has to be set manually. There are plug ins for the commonly used previous version and newest Current version of Word.

There is Live Mesh but that is currently invite only (you also need a MSN/Hotmail account), but that allows you to clone a folder on your Windows PC on to a online folder. This is still in Development and doesn't seem to be what you want, and several Functions stated are not working, currently it's full or none.
 
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