Hi, I usually save a doc file as "Web page, Filtered". When I open it in a html editor, I was surpised to see an "!msorm" inside the html tags. Does anybody know what does "!msorm" mean and why it suddenly appears? Thanks
=?Utf-8?B?SmVuRnJ1ZWxz?= wrote in news:5391DF67-87CF-4A6C-BAC0-B86F9AA29DC9@microsoft.com: > Hi, > I usually save a doc file as "Web page, Filtered". When I open it in > a html editor, I was surpised to see an "!msorm" inside the html tags. > Does anybody know what does "!msorm" mean and why it suddenly appears? > Thanks > Try the following to see if it improves: In Tools Options Web Options Pictures UNTICK VML There are other changes in Word/Web Options which lessen the bloated html.
"Don" wrote: > =?Utf-8?B?SmVuRnJ1ZWxz?= wrote in > news:5391DF67-87CF-4A6C-BAC0-B86F9AA29DC9@microsoft.com: > > > Hi, > > I usually save a doc file as "Web page, Filtered". When I open it in > > a html editor, I was surpised to see an "!msorm" inside the html tags. > > Does anybody know what does "!msorm" mean and why it suddenly appears? > > Thanks > > > > Try the following to see if it improves: > > In > Tools > Options > Web Options > Pictures > UNTICK VML > > There are other changes in Word/Web Options which lessen the bloated html. > Sorry forgot to include that I'm using Word 2003. I can't find the Web Options Tab in the Options Dialog.
"Don" wrote: > =?Utf-8?B?SmVuRnJ1ZWxz?= wrote in > news:5391DF67-87CF-4A6C-BAC0-B86F9AA29DC9@microsoft.com: > > > Hi, > > I usually save a doc file as "Web page, Filtered". When I open it in > > a html editor, I was surpised to see an "!msorm" inside the html tags. > > Does anybody know what does "!msorm" mean and why it suddenly appears? > > Thanks > > > > Try the following to see if it improves: > > In > Tools > Options > Web Options > Pictures > UNTICK VML > > There are other changes in Word/Web Options which lessen the bloated html. > Now I see it. =) It's in the General Tab of the Options. The "Rely on VML for displaying graphics in browser". Thanks, I'll try this if it will work.
