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missmick
I have tried to save a Mac Word 2004, v.11.3.4 document so that it can
be read by a recipient who has Word on a XP/PC platform. I make sure
the document has a .doc extension, and is not compressed; I attach it
to an email I send through Thunderbird. She claims that it is not
readable, and that "Macintosh Word documents she receives are never
cross-platform compatible."
I've tried endlessly to select the Word 2002 XP format under
"Compatibiliy" in the Preferences menu to no success. The
compatibility checker still comes up with the "Word 6.0/95
compatibility options are set" notice. When I go back to check the
Compatibility options, they have changed to "custom." I have gone
through this same process MANY times, with the same results. What is
wrong?? Why can't she open Mac Word documents? Why does her IT support
this claim???
Thanks in advance for any help!
Mickey
be read by a recipient who has Word on a XP/PC platform. I make sure
the document has a .doc extension, and is not compressed; I attach it
to an email I send through Thunderbird. She claims that it is not
readable, and that "Macintosh Word documents she receives are never
cross-platform compatible."
I've tried endlessly to select the Word 2002 XP format under
"Compatibiliy" in the Preferences menu to no success. The
compatibility checker still comes up with the "Word 6.0/95
compatibility options are set" notice. When I go back to check the
Compatibility options, they have changed to "custom." I have gone
through this same process MANY times, with the same results. What is
wrong?? Why can't she open Mac Word documents? Why does her IT support
this claim???
Thanks in advance for any help!
Mickey