Word to HTML converter

Probably asking for the impossible here!
My client has spent a long time preparing a large document with extremely complex formatting which he was hoping to be able to paste directly into a web page. I am now looking for a Word to HTML converter. Dreamweaver does a good job cleaning up the HTML but leaves all of the styles inline. Is there a converter which will automatically "collect" any similar styles in the document, and automatically place these in the header?
Any Word to HTML converters I have found so far online, have stripped all of the styles which will mean creating a large array of new styles and re-applying them later on.
Ideas??? thanks!!
Pixelwarrior

mgrist wrote:
Dreamweaver does a good job cleaning up the HTML but leaves all of the styles inline.
Pixelwarrior
If this is the case then you can use a free Dreamweaver Extension that can create a separate CSS file that can be linked in the <head> section of your page. The free extension is at this link:
<http://www.dmxzone.com/go?4087>
You may need to register to download it so please use a free email from hotmail/yahoo/gmail or anything that you use to store all your spam messages.
Good luck.

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