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Common Footer in Web pages

The standard header and footer used by Word are for the printed documents and not all users want these to appear in the web pages so they are not used.

However you can construct a special header/footer as a Word document but containing HTML syntax. EasyHTML/Help will use this on *every* Web page in your document.

[Document Options]
HtmlFooter=d:\design\footer.doc
HtmlHeader=d:\design\header.doc

Example

Here is the common footer from one of our web pages.

<HR noshade>

<CENTER>

<A HREF="http://www.eon-solutions.com">

<IMG SRC="http://www.eon-solutions.com/graphics/home.gif" ALT="Home"

BORDER=0></A>

<I>Copyright © 1993-1998</I>

<A HREF="http://www.eon-solutions.com/contact.htm">

<I>Eon Solutions Ltd</I></A>

<A HREF="mailto:support@easyhtmlhelp.com">

<IMG SRC="http://www.eon-solutions.com/graphics/email.gif" ALT="Email"

BORDER=0></A>

<BR><FONT SIZE=-1> Web site created with <A

HREF="http://www.easyhtmlhelp.com">EasyHTML/Help</

A></FONT>

</CENTER>


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