for me it's not (longer) possible to save documents as *.txt. And it
makes no difference wether I try saving existing or new documents.
Leo

"The selected text converter is an old version which does not work with
the current version of Word. Reinstall the converter and try again".
This sems to be a problem that has been lingering around for years and
no-one has ever posted a fix.  Microsoft's knowledgebase is useless

I am working in Word 2003.  I have exported information from a MAC program
called FileMaker into Word tables.  It works well except that every time the
MAC created a new line, the Word file contains a square box which I need to
replace with a dash or a comma.  I am trying to use ...

when exporting a file as "coded text, Unicode UTF-8", the Word 2000
export filter translates the copyright symbol into "(c)".
Does anybody know how to avoid that? I remember that a long a time ago
there was a support.dot for configuring the ASCII export filter of

I'm converting an html file into a Word doc by the simple expedient of
opening it in Word and doing a Save As. (Word 2000 on Windows 98, if
anyone cares.)
The trouble I'm having is with removing the hyperlinks from images. In

I receive a Word Perfect file (*.wpd) and when I attempt to open it in Word
2003, I get an error window that says "file may be corrupt, do you want to
continue?"  I click YES and only a portion of file opens.
I've sent the file back to person I got it from & they can open it in WP ...

How do I open a text file in MS Word so that it is not bound to a paper size or margins?
I have a text file that I need to import into MS Access/SQL Server.  This text file runs out to column 174 in Notepad (when Word
Wrap is shut off).  But this text file is in a "Report" format: ...

when saving a document with an own converter, word always shows a
messagebox. It says that there may be elements not compatible with the
converts format. Is there a way to suppress this message?
Thanks

I'd like to convert a word document containing lots of tables into a
PDF. Unfortunately, tables impose a major problem in doing so, i.e.
line width will be erroneously displayed in the PDF (thick lines have
become thin and vice versa).

greetings!
I have a word document that was originally created using Word 97.   It
contained English words, along with a few Russian words.  When I now open it
up in Office 2003, in the place where the Russian words were  are various