PUB97: Publisher 97 Creates Web Pages Longer Than Required

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Microsoft Publisher creates Web pages using complex HTML tables. It tries to duplicate your publication as closely as possible. If your publication page has a lot of empty space at the bottom, so will the Web page.

If you want to remove this extra space, you can open your Web page in an HTML authoring program such as Microsoft FrontPage. Or you can open your Web page in a text editor such as Notepad and manually remove the empty table cell.

Here is an example of some HTML code created by Microsoft Publisher:

   </tr></td>
          <td></td>
          </tr>
          <tr>
       <td height=696></td>
       <td colspan=2> </td>
   </table>

   </body>
   </html>
				

In this example you can remove the following line to shorten the Web page:

   <td height=696></td>
				

NOTE: Microsoft Technical Support does not support modifying HTML code with Microsoft Publisher 97. Anytime you directly edit your HTML document, you should always work with a copy of your original