
It will give you the HTML code for your Word doc. Copy your Word document and paste it into the converter.

Next, click on Save as Type and a drop down menu will display. When the Save As window opens up, put in the name you want for your file in the File Name slot. Open up your document in Microsoft Word then go to the top of the page and choose File, then Save As. The easiest way to convert your Word document to HTML is to use Microsoft Word to do it. If you want some advanced training, you can take an online class in learning HTML5 that will teach you a lot more than just how to put up a word document.

The way you choose will depend on the effect you want in the end. There are several different ways to do this. You should also be able to open up the image in its default viewer and copy and paste it into your document.If you have a Microsoft Word document and you want to put it on the web then you need to convert that document to HTML in order to display it on a web page. From there you select "File" and browse for the appropriate file on your computer. From most MS Office applications, you can import a graphic by clicking on the "Insert" menu at the top and going down to "Picture". I do not believe you can do this with notepad, although you may be able to in Wordpad. It seems to me that you want to import the graphic. I'm not sure that conver is the correct word. If I find anymore info I will post it, otherwise good luck. I believe it still is a picture file though, and you will only be able to see the programming language.

txt (MS Notepad), a newer version of windows will automatically convert it. If it's a picture of a document, if you change the extension from. If it's a picture, then converting it will only let you see programming language.
