WordToWeb Key Features

• Automatically converts Word documents to HTML and embedded Word graphics to GIFs.
• Supports both standard HTML and Microsoft HTML Help publications.
• Optionally breaks long Word documents into a linked series of HTML pages, according to your specifications.
• Converts multiple Word documents and links the resulting HTML pages into a single publication.
• Supports HTML tables, including border and background colors.
• Automatically creates a global and local table of contents (TOC), as well as an online index based on existing index entries in the Word documents.
• Automatically applies HTML document formatting such as background color or graphic, and horizontal line (rule) style to all pages in your publication.
• Can add navigation buttons, custom HTML code, and a signature with e-mail address and date stamp to pages.
• Can automatically create cross-reference links to related information by analyzing the index entries in documents.
• Can convert specified words or phrases into hypertext links.
• Allows exact control over how styles and fonts translate to HTML.
• Converts Word cross-references into hypertext links in the HTML publication.
• Can take advantage of frames to make it easy to browse through long publications.
• Can create thumbnail or "caption" links to large graphics.
• Can import and convert any document format supported by Microsoft Word (including WordPerfect, RTF, Macintosh formats, etc.).
• Project templates allow you to specify layout and formatting preferences for a publication and then use these selections as the basis for future projects. You can also distribute project templates to other WordToWeb users.
• Extensible interface lets developers add their own functionality to the WordToWeb conversion process.
• 32-bit technology with full support for long file names under Windows 95/98 or NT.