Hi, when you view the index.html directly in a browser, is the formatting as you would expect it? I find it hard to believe (but then again, nothing is impossible) that Storyline would somehow change the formatting of a webpage, rather than just displaying it as is.
I only have Word 2010. Here is a quick comparison between a simple table in Word and the sane table saved as a webpage and then inserted into Storyline via a webobject. Never mind that the dimensions don't match ( I scaled down the Word screenshot) but the fonts look identical to me. So, maybe the fonts are changed when the table is saved as a webpage in Word?
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Hi, when you view the index.html directly in a browser, is the formatting as you would expect it? I find it hard to believe (but then again, nothing is impossible) that Storyline would somehow change the formatting of a webpage, rather than just displaying it as is.
I only have Word 2010. Here is a quick comparison between a simple table in Word and the sane table saved as a webpage and then inserted into Storyline via a webobject. Never mind that the dimensions don't match ( I scaled down the Word screenshot) but the fonts look identical to me. So, maybe the fonts are changed when the table is saved as a webpage in Word?
Hi Caesar! Looks like Michael is assisting you here, just let us know if you need anything further.
Hi MIchael & Leslie,
Thank you for the response. As you will see in the image below, I dont get the same results as Michael. I am using Word 2013.
What could be the problem or what am I doing wrong. Btw, the file was saved as index.html.
Please help me.
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