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Angela
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inserting a word document into my site - 4/17/2008 17:56:24
ok here's the deal. I have 3 frames ... A and B stay static while C changes when clicked on the links in frame A. But what I need is how to make the Flyer I made in word appear in Frame C when vistors are on the home page without making a link for it. Please help this is my first site i've created and it's not done yet, but you may go check it out at www.richsinc.com and i would greatly appreciate any feedback.
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Tailslide
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RE: inserting a word document into my site - 4/18/2008 2:21:35
You want to link to it or you want it to appear? You can link to the file easily but making it appear isn't easy as Word is a word processor not a web language (event the save as html doesn't work properly). If you want to show them roughly what it looks like then you could show an image of the flyer but only if you don't have important information that you actually want to impart from it - i.e. if you just want to say this is what our flyers look like.
If you actually want them to be able to read the information on the flyer properly then you'll have to re-do the flyer's information in html for the web.
You can always tell sites where people have used word for the page itself - i.e you can't read it in any modern browser!!
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Angela
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RE: inserting a word document into my site - 4/18/2008 9:14:49
I want it to appear on the site because it does have important information in it. I already did try to turn into a web page but like you said that didn't work. So I converted it to a pdf file and well that didn't work either. Please help... this is a site for my husbands company and the flyer is REALLY important.
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RE: inserting a word document into my site - 4/18/2008 14:41:57
If your word document doesn't have too much weird formating and photos, you could just copy and paste to notepad then copy from notepad and paste to your web page. DON'T copy and paste directly from word.
However, that said, all my clients use a PDF file for flyers. When a viewer clicks on the PDF link it opens in their browser and they can print it if they want.
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RE: inserting a word document into my site - 4/18/2008 16:08:31
you could just link to the word document for people to download or open (assuming they have word a suitable reader.) could we see the word document and see how complex it is?
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treetopsranch
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RE: inserting a word document into my site - 4/18/2008 16:53:31
Dave, I have found that when the Download/Open box appears it scares most unsophisticated computer users/viewers away. They just don't know what to do. It's OK if you have viewers that are savvy enough to handle it but I am finding that most do not know. They just throw their hands up and move on to another page or website.
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RE: inserting a word document into my site - 4/18/2008 17:06:02
really? still? well i guess so.
if it was my site i would recreate whatever is in the word doc as html and images, which is why i was interested in seeing the word doc (Angela if you can't post a link to the word doc then you can always email it to me at
gekkoweb[at]gmail.com (replace [at] with @ of course)
edit: oh yeah and you have to change the colour of this text to something more readable ;)
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Angela
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RE: inserting a word document into my site - 4/19/2008 10:06:23
Thank you all for the help, but I'll probably just make another link and redo it in HTML/CSS.
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