Supported Systems and Restrictions

Note: This product cannot be used in a server or thin client environment (on a virtual OS).

Note: If you want to convert Word documents to HTML on the server side, please use “Docx to HTML”.

Restrictions

• This product is not capable of converting HTML for all functions that can be set in Word. Please refer to "Chapter 5 Conversion specifications" in the online manual for the items that can be converted.
• The structure of the data inside a Word file may differ from the way it appears in Word. For this reason, even if the appearance in Word is fine, the result may not be as expected when converted to HTML. (For example, lists are output separately, numbered lists are separated and paragraphs are inserted between them, paragraphs are separated in the middle of sentences even though there are no paragraph breaks in the Word file, etc.)
• If there are multiple tables of contents, only one will be treated as a table of contents. In this case, the table of contents created with the "Built-In" option in Word's table of contents function will be given priority. Otherwise, the first table of contents that appears in the document is treated as the table of contents.
• The command line version does not support folders and files on Microsoft OneDrive.
• Links, outline levels, indexes, etc. assigned to elements that are converted to images during HTML output, such as text boxes, are ignored.
• If a table contains a paragraph with an outline level, the outline level is ignored. For this reason, the relevant paragraphs are output with <p> tags. In addition, when HTML is split and output, it is not subject to the split point.
• Only “Continuous” is supported for footnotes and endnotes are numbering.
• Footnotes and endnotes are output at the end of the HTML sentence (or at the end of the sentence in the last HTML file if the HTML is split into separate HTML files). If there are footnotes and endnotes, the endnotes are output after the footnotes.
• If the option “-footnote t” (setting footnotes to be output in the “title” attribute of the <span> tag) is specified, footnotes are not output at the end of the text.
• If XE (Index Entry) fields registered in Mark Entry are changed manually, or XE and INDEX fields are inserted using the field function, they may not be output as displayed in Word or may not be output correctly.
• The output of the “target” attribute of a hyperlink is valid only when the address is specified in “Link to: Existing File or Web Page” in “Insert Hyperlink” on Word.
• The settings made in the "Options" and "Page number format" items of the "Mark Entry" screen will not be reflected in the output HTML index. (Page numbers will not be output.)
• The CSS files included with the product as samples or distributed on the web page do not define styles for all the id and class attributes in the HTML output. In addition, the design and layout may not be what the user expects. Please customize the CSS files as necessary.