RE: best way to put a long Word doc on the Web?

["Kathleen Bennett" <katrynas -at- bellsouth -dot- net>]

I do not know if anyone else has mentioned this, but once the 3 MB Word file
has been distilled, it should be less than 3 MB.  I work with VERY large
(more than 3 MB by far) Word docs all the time and with the right settings,
I am able to distill the files to a much smaller size.

>
>  I have a doc in Word 2003 that is almost 3 MB and growing.
> It has lots of
>  cross-references, bookmarks, and footnotes. No graphics.
> What would be the
>  best way to publish it on the Web? Someone advised me that a
> pdf this big
>  would take a long time to load. Another person said a pdf
> was a good idea.
>




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