Hi nikenn-ga,
Since you indicated that the solution provided above worked for
you, I am posting it as the answer.
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If the document os an HTML file, all you have to do is open it in
MS Word and save it as a Word document. Follow these steps:
- Start MS Word
- From the File menu, select Open
- Select the HTML document and press the Open button
- The HTML document will now Open in Word.
- From the file menu, select 'Save As...'
- Set the 'Save as type' listbox to 'Word Document(*.doc)
- Click the Save button
The document will now have been saved as a MS Word file.
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As for the font size, MS Word allows font sizes from 1 to 1638, in
increments of 0.5. So, for example, you can have font sizes of 1, 1.5,
etc.
However, the dropdown combobox in the toolbar lists 8 as the smallest
font size. You can set a block of text to a smaller font size by
following these steps:
- Select the text whose font size you need to change.
- Click on the 'Font Size' combobox in the toolbar, and manually
type in the desired font size. For example,6.
- Press Enter. The font size you typed in will be applied to the selected text.
Alternatively, if you cannot find the 'Font Size' combobox on your
toolbar, follow these steps:
- Select the text
- In the 'Format' menu, click on the 'Font...' item.
- The Font dialog box will appear
- In the 'Font Size' text box, type in the desired font size.
Allowed values are from 1 to 1638, in multiples of 0.5 .
- Click on the 'Ok' button. The font size you typed in will be
applied to the selected text.
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Hope this helps.
If you need any clarifications, just ask!
Regards,
Theta-ga
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