how do I import a publisher page into front page?

[Murray]

You don't. You save from Publisher to HTML and import that into your
website, cringe, and decide you'd be better off just creating it from
scratch....

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Agree
I just went thru a 5 page web conversion for a client (Publisher 2003 to FP2003) and it was very painful
- pasting to Notepad from Publisher is about the only way to strip all the Publisher XML



| You don't. You save from Publisher to HTML and import that into your
| website, cringe, and decide you'd be better off just creating it from
| scratch....
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[Susan]

How many pages is the Publisher file? What version of Publisher do you have.
With Publisher 2003 you can save the file as a jpg file which you can then
easily use on your website. Problem is that you have to save each publisher
page as jpg file.

You might want to consider converting your publisher file to a pdf file and
then linking to it. There are free applications such as Primopdf which will
do this. Then person could click on file and their Acrobat Reader would open
and then they could read it.

Trying to incorporate publisher files saved as webpages into FP is a pain.
The two applications do not mesh well.

Susan

Agree
I just went thru a 5 page web conversion for a client (Publisher 2003 to

FP2003) and it was very painful