I just got Windows XP and when I go to open an HTML page made in Notepad through Internet Explorer it just opens the Notepad document and doesn't show it like a website. Does anyone know why this is and what can ben done about it? <br />
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I have made web pages before through HTML but not with Windows XP.<br />
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Any and all help is greatly appreciated.<br />
Thanks,<br />
-Jordan<!--content-->It should be the same. Did you save the file from notepad as an .html file or a .htm file?<!--content-->ummm...<br />
It only let's me save it as *txt or all files
<!--content-->name it "whatever.html" WITH the quotes around it, or it may not work<!--content-->Originally posted by jordan_12 <br />
ummm...<br />
It only let's me save it as *txt or all files <br />
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Well, there's your problem.
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Right-click the file, and choose "Rename".<br />
Then change the extension to .html. When it asks if you really want to change the extension, choose Yes.<!--content-->I thought that if you go to all files and save it as a .htm file it will.<!--content-->You are right. Click on ALL FILES and save as .html or .htm. It should work the same way.<!--content-->
<br />
I have made web pages before through HTML but not with Windows XP.<br />
<br />
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.<br />
Thanks,<br />
-Jordan<!--content-->It should be the same. Did you save the file from notepad as an .html file or a .htm file?<!--content-->ummm...<br />
It only let's me save it as *txt or all files
<!--content-->name it "whatever.html" WITH the quotes around it, or it may not work<!--content-->Originally posted by jordan_12 <br />ummm...<br />
It only let's me save it as *txt or all files
<br /><br />
Well, there's your problem.
<br /><br />
Right-click the file, and choose "Rename".<br />
Then change the extension to .html. When it asks if you really want to change the extension, choose Yes.<!--content-->I thought that if you go to all files and save it as a .htm file it will.<!--content-->You are right. Click on ALL FILES and save as .html or .htm. It should work the same way.<!--content-->