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    What do I do if I did this accidentally and really want to delete it now?
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    If you want to delete it, right-click on it and click delete. If you want to change it back, rename the file extension from randomfile.html to randomfile.docx.
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    I want to convert a Word document with controls (text box) to an HTML file, which has those controls. How do I do this?
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    Change the ending from whatever it is (ex: .txt) to .html (ex: .html).
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    If I save a Word document as a web page using HTML, will it have an URL?
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    Yes it will because you are basically making a website and all websites have a URL.
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    Each time I convert my Word Document to HTML, the page formatting changes. The pages that are centered become top adjusted. I'm using a Mac. What do I need to do?
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    Open the doc using the app script editor (Installed by default) , and go to the part where it says "" (Should be in the "" area) and change the alignment. Ex: text-align: center; you may want to change it to text-align: left;
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