Where can I find a HPGL filter to insert a HP Graphic
Language file into a word document? Does Office XP or
Office 2000 provide native support for this filter?
You answers are very muuch appreciated.

my computer currently has Word 2000, which came as a part
of Office 2000 Professional, and then I install a
standalone FULL version of Word 2002?  I was reading a
review about Money 2004 in cnet.com that read:

Is there any way to save the work that i do in word 2002
as a jpeg.

I have not purchased Word 2002 before I do is it OK to
install on the XP Home Edition. OS requirements does say
NT 4.0 or higher does higher mean XP.  
As you can see I am not computer savvy when it comes to

I had downloaded files from an old computer using 95
upgrade, down to a floppy.  I can't get access to these
files on my new computer that is running xp home with
word.  It opens up the word window and I can see the file

I'm attempting to convert a picture in a Word .doc format
to one of the following formats:  .jpg or .gif or .tif
Any of the three conversions would work for me, but I am
totally inept at accomplishing.  Can any one help?

I don't have Microsoft Word but was wondering if it is
possible for me to download the program for a certain
price, off of any web site such as Microsoft's home web
site?  Is this possible?  All I've seen are updates to

i have MS word 2000 as well as MS Access 2000 ;
but am getting errors when i try converting "word" file
to ".mdb"file.
can anyone advise me as to how to get .mdb output from

i saved my document to disk to repair my computer, and if
i try to open the word document now, i get what looks like
wingdings-the font was originally called maximo and i need
to get it back-any suggestions?

I am having difficulty opening an document that was
created using microsoft works I think version 7 and I
cant open it in microsoft word from office XP anyone have
any ideas on how to fix this?

I am trying to convert a documment in Word 97 from
the .doc format to .rtf by changing the "save as type" to
Rich Text Format.
While the result appears fine, when the document is closed

Powering up my computer this morning all of my word docs
have been converted to Wordpad.  I can open Word, write a
new doc, and appear to save it as a Word file.  If I then
look in Explorer, it has been saved as Wordpad file.

I create a newsletter using Word 2000.  How can I save the
word 2000 document as an adobe.pdf file for distribution
via email attachment.

I have been emailed an AppleWorks file and I need to
convert it to a PC word document.  Is there a conversion
download for this or am I going to have to find an Apple
computer to convert this file over.  The sender uses an

I just installed Office xp and cannot convert my Word
Perfect 10 files to Word 2003.  It won't even read the
file names in the folder.  Help