How do I save or import a microsoft publisher document to
a word document/format, so I can e-mail a publisher
document to someone who does not have publisher

I am using Microsoft Word 2002 and have a lot of old
WordPerfect files.  I have Windows XP Home without the
CD.  When I tried to open a .WPD file, it said I needed a
converter and asked if I wanted to install it then.  

How do I open a works file in Word 2002.
I have recently bought word 2002 and would like to
converta ll works(wps) files to word format.
Whenever I try opening I get select encoding and which

I have a large Word (Office v.7.0) document that was
created and saved in Windows 95 that won't retrieve in
Windows XP.  What can I do to the saved file so that I
can read it/print it on the Windows XP computer?

I am trying to convert micro works to microsoft office
professional for windows 95 7.0A version. Can I do it? I
have a lot of important docs. saved on works I need to
get to.

I'm a teacher who has been given a student's assignment
who created it in the Word Processor for Works. However I
have only the Office suite available to me and I can't
access this student's assignment.

I need to convert a French Word.doc file to an MS-DOS Text
with Layout file (asc) to be used on the company
mainframe. The mainframe strips the special characters
(such as é, ë, ê, è). Is there some trick to this?

When I open a previously correct .rtf file with MS Word 2003 (W2K Server)
and save this unedited under another name, everything is ok.
However, when the original file contains
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Hi, there,
Does anyone know how to convert doc to pdf file??
Thanx in advance! ^^

I would like to convert a very large .pdf file to a
Microsoft word document.  I can convert a word to a pdf,
so why am I having such a hard time, making the pdf a
doc.  Everything I have tried throws off all the

I recall being able to get the Table of Contents to show
up as bookmarks on the side tabs after converting a word
document to a pdf.  I thought that the TOC (hyperlinks)
converted to linkable bookmarks in the resulting pdf

I have a Word 2000 on NT template which has the paper selection as;
First Page - Tray 3
Second Page  - Tray 2
Upon opening this template under Word 2002 on XP, the paper selection

I receive mailing lists in a variety of file formats that
are imported into Access for storage and mailings. There
are some Word 2000 docs with 2-up and 3-up labels that
seem to have no marker separating records when they are

Is there a way to convert an existing Word document to a
PDF, while retaining the original Bookmarks and
Hyperlinks?
I'm aware that URL addresses/links in a Word document can

Hi - I have a file (it is a picture)on a floppy disc that
was orginally created on word.  I have wordperfect and it
will not convert. any suggestions?
thx)