Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Save wordpad to HTML? Ask Question. Asked 9 years, 1 month ago. Active 3 years, 10 months ago. Viewed 4k times. Improve this question. Shimmy Weitzhandler Shimmy Weitzhandler 3, 14 14 gold badges 40 40 silver badges 65 65 bronze badges.
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License: LGPL Improve this answer. Eroen Eroen 6, 1 1 gold badge 15 15 silver badges 25 25 bronze badges. Good answer, though it's worth pointing out that word processors always generate really terrible HTML.
Though I don't suppose Shimmy really cares that if he started out writing his document in WordPad. I ended up editing my file in WordPad, thinking there is a built-in inversion to HTML, then I thought maybe there is some sort of add-in, but I now see there isn't. Collapse -. Poster rated this answer 0 Votes. F 0 Votes. This question was closed by the author 0 Votes. Back to Windows Forum.
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Download Article Explore this Article methods. Related Articles. Author Info Last Updated: July 8, Method 1. Start a new WordPad document. Add the table tags. These are the tags that your table code will be enclosed in. Add the first row to your table. This will be the header row for your table. Add the table headings to the first row. Use the table heading tags to add as many columns as you would like. Add another row beneath the headers.
Now that you have your column headings, you can add your first row of data. Continue adding rows. You can use the tags to continue adding rows of data to your table. Make sure that you close each one with a tag. Click File and select "Save as.
It needs to be in HTML format so that you can see the table when you load it in a web browser. Select "Text" from the "Save as type" menu. This lets you change the extension. Change the extension at the end of the file name to.
This will change the format to HTML format. Save the file. You can now name and save the file as whatever you'd like.
Make sure that it has the. Open the file in a web browser. Double-click the newly-created HTML file to load it in your default web browser. Your table will appear in the browser window. Method 2. Ensure Excel or OpenOffice is installed. If you need a little more control over the table, you can use a spreadsheet program. You'll essentially be inserting a spreadsheet into your WordPad document. This requires a compatible spreadsheet editor. WordPad supports Excel and and OpenDocument formats.
Click the "Insert object" button in WordPad. In newer versions, this can be found in the Insert section of the Home tab.
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