I am working with doc files following a hard drive
crash.  They are doc files that begin with "~$" and then
contain the rest of a file name and .doc (e.g., ~$bbie's
fees.doc).  However I can't open them.  As soon as I try,

Next week our office is moving from Office 95 to Office
XP.  I have a large selection of binder files that I am
not sure how to convert so that I can use them in XP.  I
know that XP does not support Binder Files and that an

I converted a long document, originally created in WordPerfect. Now al
the quotes print out as weird squares. Is there a way to clean up th
document easily in Word? I tried search and replace, but I could no
cut the code from the document into the search box. HELP!!!

I have a 130 page document with hundreds of hyperlinks. I
wish to remove them all. The only instructions I could find
were for individually removing each one. Is there a
workaround where I can remove all links. I tried the help

I need to remove all section breaks in a Word 2k doc and
nothing seems to work. Selecting section breaks ^b in
replace dialogue makes 0 replacements. Find next in the
replace dialogue finds each break but "replace"

We are beginning to electronically file documents with
various courts in our state and they require that the
docuemnt be submitted in PDF.  Is there a feature in Word
that will do this.

I can't open several .dat files on my computer
Is there a certain program I need to open them?
How do i read them?
Thank-you

Is there a Word viewer for Word XP or 2003. I found a
viewer for 97/2000 but it does not support the function  
we are doing and does not display document properly. Word
XP and 2003 both display the document correctly. We need a

I have a wordperfect document with mailing labels that I
need to convert to word.  How is it done.

Was sent a file from a MAC OS 10 system and i am unable
to open the file using my windows XP Office Word program.
the filename is filename.doc.hqx , how can this file be
opened. My understanding is that i should be able to

I have a disc of old letters etc. that were created with
Word on or about 1994.
I want to convert them for the purpose of reading them
and saving them in Word 2003.

I will be creating some document templates for a client
in Word 2003 using fill-in fields.  Will this work with
his Word 2000 or do I need to do it in Word 2000?

I often paste documents received online into WORD so they
can be edited.  Often the documents are chock full of
paragraph marks (carriage returns)at the end of short
lines, so that if I want to printout the document with a

I have read a number of threads here stating the impossibility of Word using a PDF file in it's PDF format. However I need to do due diligence and ask this question
We are working with a graphic artist that claims we can use a PDF file as a background for a Word document. I am ...

Hi, when I copy some cells from excel and paste special
them into a word document as a picture, the information
no longer has any colour and is shown as black text. I
know I can paste special as a bitmap, but really need to