Table of contents
“HTML on Word V2.0” user’s manual
Preface
Chapter 1. Overview
1.1 Features of command-line version
1.2 Add-in features
Chapter 2. Installation and License Settings
2.1 Installation procedure
2.1.1 Installation options
2.2 License
2.2.1 Evaluation version
2.2.2 Official license
2.3 Uninstallation
Chapter 3. Command-line version
3.1 Command-line startup message
3.2 Conversion options
3.3 Command line operation examples
3.4 Setting file
3.4.1 Default setting file
3.4.2 Conversion option setting file
3.4.3 Setting file format
3.5 Parameters in the add-in menu
3.6 Error messages
Chapter 4. Add-in
4.1 Add-in installation/uninstallation
4.1.1 Add-in installation
4.1.2 Add-in uninstallation
4.2 “Antenna House” tab
4.3 “Convert to HTML” button
4.4 Convert to HTML
4.4.1 Application to display the conversion result
4.4.2 Changing the conversion destination folder
4.4.3 “Use specified CSS”
4.4.4 “Line break with block tag”
4.4.5 Help
4.5 Error messages
Chapter 5. Conversion specifications
5.1 Original documents
5.2 Version of destination HTML
5.3 Root, head and meta-information
5.4 Block elements
5.4.1 Heading styles and outline levels
5.4.2 Heading outline numbers
5.4.3 Lists
5.4.4 Paragraph numbering and ordered lists
5.4.5 Paragraph style name (optional)
5.5 Figure and figure arrangements
5.5.1 Output folder and file name for illustrations
5.5.2 Image and shape formats
5.5.3 Layout Options
5.5.4 Position to output the figure with “With Text Wrapping” specified
5.5.5 Alternative text for figures
5.6 Formula
5.7 Tables
5.7.1 Table header row
5.7.2 Table header column
5.7.3 Cell alignment
5.8 Inline elements
5.8.1 Font group
5.8.2 Links and cross-references
5.9 Paragraph text alignment
5.10 Text Box
5.11 Endnote
5.12 Table of contents output
5.12.1 Table of contents for split output
5.13 Split output
5.14 Page link output
5.14.1 Output HTML elements
Chapter 6. Word Editing Guidelines
6.1 Principle of content and style separation
6.1.1 What is web page content and layout separation?
6.1.2 Word is a mixture of content and layout
6.1.3 This product ignores Word layout specification in principle
6.1.4 Things to avoid when creating Word documents
6.2 Output the HTML heading rank tag
6.2.1 Set the Word heading style
6.2.2 Set the title
6.2.3 Set the paragraph outline level in Word
6.3 Bullets and Numbering
6.3.1 Bullets
6.3.2 Numbering
6.4 Layout of shapes
6.4.1 In line with text
6.4.2 With text wrapping
6.5 Blank lines and spaces in Word
6.6 Grouping of shapes and pictures
6.7 Reference links
6.7.1 Link
6.7.2 Cross-reference
6.7.3 Link reference
6.8 Tables
6.9 Character decoration and fonts
Copyright