Can I specify the default encoding format when opening a generic text file?
When I open a file with (box/line) drawing characters I get Japanese
(Shift-JIS) encoding as the default format.
I want [OEM United States] to be the default encoding format.

When opening a word document in Word 97 sr2 (OS is Windows XP) that was
created with Word 2002 the formatting is off esp. in tables.
We tried to disable any feature not available in Word 97, made sure default
printers match but still have the problem.

I have an application that programmatically filters HTML converted Word
documents generated by Office 2000 by calling the MSPeelerMain method of
MSFilter.dll . If I run this application on Windows2003, the method fails
with error 1 (although the HTML is correctly filtered), then ...

Is it possible to open in Word 2003 an organizational chart (OPX
extension) created in Word 2000. If so, how? If not, can it be
converted?
Thanks in advance for the help.

I have created a .Net solution which converts a Word document to PDF format
using the "Adobe PDF" printer. (I have installed Acrobat Pro)
My question now is how can I set the properties of this specific printer,
like the encryption, ability to copy text etc. using the

I have word documents stored as xml on our web server
which I need to display to clients.  What would be the
best way to convert/transform the documents to html so
they can viewed?  The conversion/transformation needs to

I've been presented with a load of valuable documentation written on an old
VAX in Data Processing Design's (DPD's) Word-11 and a serious request to
read it.
Google can't find Data Processing Design.  I found them on DECUServe, but

We are converting from WP11 to Word 2000.  I understand
that to get your WordPerfect QuickWords list into Word
AutoText, you have to copy and paste them using the
Organizer.

Context: Word 2003
I have a document with roundabout 200 cross references. I need to
convert them to a hyperlink, because of some reasons (e.g. Adobe
PDFMaker do not convert the cross references proper). Using the \H

I have a one-time need to convert a .pdf file to word.  s there a utility to
do so.?

A) I have over 100 big WordPerfect 10 mail lists that are in .dat files and
also many forms/labels that merge from those .dat files. I would like to get
with the 90's and convert these to Word datafiles and merge doc's. Is there
an easy/reliable way to do this?

Are cutepdf & ghostviewer the best utilities for converting word files to pdf?
thanks!

Another department has assembled a documentation set
consisting of eighty or so Word files with hyperlinks from
document to document. We have now stored these documents
on a document-management server with an internet

I've a word document where there is only an image, actually, it's a form
but how an image.
I have to edit that image so I'd like if it's possible to convert a
graphic to text.

I have a whole bunch of .doc-files that are linked together through
hyperlinks. The files are organized so that there is a main document in the
root directory and then there are several documents in other folders.
When I move all the files/folders from let us say F:\ to E:\ the ...