Hi, Don,

What you're asking for is not possible. A print file is the result of
running Word's "view" of the document through the printer driver, and the
result isn't remotely recognizable except to the printer's firmware. Even a
different printer won't know what to make of it -- the data is specific to
the printer whose driver was used to produce it.

Follow Jean-Guy's advice -- just open the document in Word and cut-and-paste
from there. To keep the style of the original, make sure you include the
paragraph mark at the end of each paragraph. This will definitely work
document-to-document. Whether it works for email depends on what email
client you use. Outlook understands Word formatting, but most others don't,
so you'd have to include a Word document as an attachment.

See Graham Mayor's response.
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Thanks for the post.  What I'm really trying to do is
print using the "styles" option to a file I can read and
then cut-and-paste selected portions into another
document, or e-mail to someone.  So, I'm after the styles
rather than just the document content.

Don

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