Re: Savings as XML document to be used on a website_office2008.

Quoting from "Phillip Jones" <pjones1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, in article
#dnhLepXIHA.3688@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, on [DATE:

This question is brought up, by another question someone else asked on a
slightly different subject.

With Office 2008 can you save as an XML format that can be used directly
in a DreamWeaver created web page. In other words can you save as True
XML (or HTML) that can be opened in DreamWeaver and uploaded to a website?

This would be great to be able to post word document to a website and be
able to have them viewed directly in website.

Hi Phillip,

Word 2008 can save documents in 5 different formats that Dreamweaver might
be happy with (I don't have dreamweaver, so I can't tell you what it does
with these).

Docx
This is the default file format. It's really a zipped folder that if you
right click on, in Finder you can unzip it and see the XML files inside. The
purpose of zipping is to give the illusion that this format is as efficient
or more efficient than its .doc predecessor. It's really not. Binary formats
will always be more efficient than text files like XML. On the other hand,
any text editor can work with XML files, and Dreamweaver should be no
exception.

XML
You can save straight to XML

Word 2003 XML
Another XML format

HTM
Surely Dreamweaver can handle this format

MHT
Single File Web page. Don't know what Dreamweaver would make of this.

-Jim


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