When you save a word-processing document as HTML, most text attributes look the same as in the word-processing document. When you view the Web page in a browser, the font is displayed in the browser's default font.

To format text for a Web page:

•	Text style, size, color: use text appearance commands.
•	Text alignment, centering: use alignment commands.
	Note: Fully justified text is changed to left-aligned on a Web page.
•	Date or time when document was saved as HTML: use Insert Date or Insert Time in the Edit menu.
•	Endnotes: use regular footnotes.
•	Bulleted list: use a bullet, checklist, or diamond outline.
•	Numbered list: use a number or Harvard outline.
•	Interactive table of contents: use document links and anchors.
•	Links to other Web pages: use Internet links.

Tip: Add horizontal lines to divide sections of your Web page.

Related topics

	Formatting a Web page
	Previewing and testing a Web page
	Entering and editing text