Do you use Microsoft Word to create HTML pages for your website? If you do, it’s likely that you’re actually costing yourself money in the form of bandwidth charges. This is because Microsoft, in its wisdom, has decided that what your HTML document “needs” is a whole bunch of extra “stuff” added to the final code. We’re talking stuff like your name, your company, heck, anything that’s listed in the “Properties” dialog in Microsoft Word will show up in your HTML document. Another way Microsoft Word enlarges HTML pages unnecessarily is by adding tags such that Microsoft Word can later go back and edit the HTML document. While this is…