I am experiencing problem saving Word documents to HTML with "track changes" turned on. The text wrapped by msoIns style should show up underlined and blue base on my Word setting. With that said, I have 2 problems... 1. The msoIns style does NOT define the color I specified. It doesn't specify any color at all. 2. The msoIns style DOES specify the underline style. Internet Explorer 7 does NOT render the underline. Ironically Firefox DOES! How do I over come these problems? 1. Is a bug in the Word "Save As HTML" feature. 2. The other is a bug in IE's HTML rendering engine. Please help! Matt
Hi Matthew, It is sort of a bug in Word's CSS that it creates for that style that causes underlining to not work and MS has said they don't plan on fixing it for either Word 2003 or Word 2007. It shows in some browsers but not in others. Strikethrough works in both msoIns and msoDel, and msoDel will show a strikethrough in Web page preview even if underline is chosen in the document. (It does tend to get it right when the document is reopened in Word) Some workarounds that may work include 1. Changing the Ins style to have the attribute you want to appear for msoIns. For Example ins {mso-style-type:export-only; text-decoration:underline; text-underline:single;} 2. Create a separate .css file with a new definition for MSOIns and pull it into Word 2003 using Tools=>Templates and Add-Ins, Linked CSS =============== << wrote in message news:1170715261.312861.277720@a34g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... I am experiencing problem saving Word documents to HTML with "track changes" turned on. The text wrapped by msoIns style should show up underlined and blue base on my Word setting. With that said, I have 2 problems... 1. The msoIns style does NOT define the color I specified. It doesn't specify any color at all. 2. The msoIns style DOES specify the underline style. Internet Explorer 7 does NOT render the underline. Ironically Firefox DOES! How do I over come these problems? 1. Is a bug in the Word "Save As HTML" feature. 2. The other is a bug in IE's HTML rendering engine. Please help! Matt >> -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
