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how can I fix this ? and how can I make it my default format for wordpad ?
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Wordpad (not ms word) no longer "Save As..." in ms word 6.0 format
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WIslu PLethora
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how can I fix this ? and how can I make it my default format for wordpad ?
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Woodzy
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Why not post your question in complete sentences in the
BODY of your message?
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SSIA
WIslu PLethora said:Why not post your question in complete sentences in the
BODY of your message?
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Wislu Plethora
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SSIA
I assume that "Woodzy" is a reference to the primary
contents of your cranial cavity.
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Jon Cosby
You can't. If you want to save in Word format, you'll have to buy Word.
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Sharon F
how can I fix this ? and how can I make it my default format for wordpad ?
As far as I know this is not fixable. Wordpad and Notepad have both been
updated to include support for unicode. Wordpad can still open and read
Word 6 files but the ability to "save as" has been removed.
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anonymous
Please try this link, it would help you a lot:
http://www.uhv.edu/ac/grammar/fragments.pdf
http://www.uhv.edu/ac/grammar/fragments.pdf
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Graham Mayor
Wordpad saves in RTF format, which is Word 6 format.
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Guest
Help I can no longer even open word 6.0 files
Sharon F said:As far as I know this is not fixable. Wordpad and Notepad have both been
updated to include support for unicode. Wordpad can still open and read
Word 6 files but the ability to "save as" has been removed.
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Sharon F
Help I can no longer even open word 6.0 files
Perhaps the following article will help you with this problem:
"Cannot load Word for Windows 6.0 files" error message when you try to open
the "What's new" file in Quicken on a Windows XP-based computer
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;283781
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