from publisher to html

[max]

Hi,
I'm newbie about publisher 2003 and I've a strange problem.
I've created a little web site and I'm trying to publish it, so I've
exported it in html format through "save as" publisher function.
The resulting web site is enormous, it has plenty of useless office tags and
the photos too are enormous.
I mean that I've inserted big photos in it, but using publisher functions,
I've resized and crop them.
But, despite of that, publisher export them in full format, and even in
correct and littler format.
How to force publisher 2003 to create a more "standard" web site?
thanks.

Max

 

[Uncle Grumpy]

How to force publisher 2003 to create a more "standard" web site?

ask that in microsoft.public.publisher.webdesign

 

[Ed Bennett]

The resulting web site is enormous, it has plenty of useless office tags and
the photos too are enormous.
I mean that I've inserted big photos in it, but using publisher functions,
I've resized and crop them.
But, despite of that, publisher export them in full format, and even in
correct and littler format.
How to force publisher 2003 to create a more "standard" web site?

Make sure you're selecting "Filtered HTML" (or something along those
lines), not regular HTML output.

This will still be large, unwieldly, non-standard, largely incompatible,
but less so than the full output (which is apparently designed to be
reimportable into Publisher to edit).

If you want a more "standard" website, use a more "standard" website
creation tool. Expression Web (the successor to FrontPage with the trash
taken out) is particularly good for creating standards-compliant web sites.