
Originally Posted by
please_help_me
Thanks, but what do you mean by, what am I trying to upload?
Sorry I told you I didn't know much about computers
Lets start by explaining how this all works so you can understand the advice being given. A WEB site is a collection of files that are stored on a web server somewhere. These files comprise HTML and other image files. There may also be other types of files to provide interaction and animation.
The main type of file is HTML, which stands for HyperText Markup Language. This is just a way to tag text so it can be viewed graphically through a WEB Browser (like Internet Explorer). Other types of files used in web sites are accessories to provide other types of functionality to the site.
Word can save documents as HTML files. So you can create a document in Word, then use File>Save As and save in HTML format. The next step is to upload the HTML files and any accessory files to the WEB server. How you do this depends on the WEB host service that manages the WEB server. Generally this is done using a protocol called FTP.
What's not clear from your posts is whether you have a WEB server or host to upload the files to. If you are trying to use Word to "publish" the WEB pages, you need to have the FTP information for the server. Or you can just save the page as HTML and upload that saved page using whatever tools the host recommends.
By the way, Word is not the best choice as a WEB site or even page authoring tool. If you use images, it will create the links locally on your hard drive and you will need to manually recode the links once the files are uploaded.
There are any number of better tools, some freeware, to use for authoring web pages.