Contribute Toolbar in Word 2003

First off, I absolutely love the whole
Dreamweaver/Contribute/Microsoft Office integration! I am using
Contribute 4. In the Contribute config, I have it set to give new
pages the .html file extension. Yet, when I have a file opened in
Word 2003, and I click the Publish to Website, and select, under
Format, Web page, the file is saved as .htm.
Is there some way, somewhere that I can publish the file as
.html? Many of our websites contain .html files and I do want the
content to be named in a consistant manner.
Any suggestions? TYVM!

TY for the suggestion. The preferences were the first thing I
made sure were set as .html. In DW, New Document is set to have
default extension as .html. The same thing for New pages in
Contribute. I have a funny feeling that this is something I will
have to live with.
Thanks.

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