Jallan, thanks again, I have tried "insert" and there isn't an import option as it is part of the "open" file dialog.
Insert doesn't work, but as this is now a Word problem, I shall thank you again for your help and move the question to a more appropriate place. Graham On 1/18/06, Jallan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Graham Smith wrote: > > Jallan, > > > > Well, this works perfectly with OOo, but not at all with Word for some > > reason. > > Thanks, this is a good solution. > > I've not used MS Word for some time. But had at work a number of > automation routines which created HTML files and inserted them into MS > Word, routines now rewritten to use OpenOffice. > > It is possible that one has to "import" or "insert" the HTML file for it > to work in Word when opening such a file manually. > > Note that if you use this method, you may have to use codes like </n> or > <p> to force paragraph breaks as HTML parsers will combine lines. Or > better, instead start each of your files with the code <pre> to indicate > your own line breaks are to be preserved. > > Jallan > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
