By default, Word 2016, as well as Word 365, saves the page with a ".htm" file extension, but you can change this to ".html" if you prefer. Both extensions work as HTML files.

Once you are done with creating the document, go to File. Now, select Save as. Click on Browse. Now in Save as type, choose Webpage and save the document to the appropriate location. One major ...

To follow along with this article, you'll need Pester via Install-Module Pester and a tool called ReportUnit to create the HTML. ReportUnit can be found on the Nuget.org page; click on Download ...