How to program to copy the content from a word file to a .html file and keep the original format?

How to convert a .doc file to a .html file by programming/coding(not by manual)?

u need to know the format of word file to do that (.doc file format)

.html file is a pure text file, hence no prob creating it.

U have to read the .doc file and process it to create a .html file using simple file handling techniques.

I think u can do this program in C.

But the prob is the format of .doc file.

Just save it with a different name as a webpage.

File >> Save As
There's a choice at the bottom of the dialog that lets you save it in any format. You can do this more than once if you want two formats.

I don't quite get the question.. do you mean "keep the original format" as keeping the text formatting in the word document? Such as bold, underline, italic, font size, type, color etc??

Or something else?

If you mean the first one, I don't know, and I'd love to know..
It looks hard.. I'm just a novice programmer anyway.. but it doesn't look that easy.

The code has to be able to detect all the possible formatting in a word file (.doc document).. maybe you should try to understand how those text formatting is stored in a word document.. then try to make the code..

Program it in what language? You're not going to do it as a straight conversion - you have to generate html code to simulate Word's formatting - <strong> for bold, etc.

And that gives you deprecated code, since formatting should be done in style, not in html. The proper way is to open Word (or print the document), open your html editor and write the page by hand.

Or you could save the page as html, and then fix all the errors that Word will create.

The main problem is that you didn't know how word stores his docs into html pages, they use html code just to show the document not to understand how it's written or if a human can read it. Maybe there are some plugins or libraries that do this work but at expense of money