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Boblink
Hi, I am a HOME (not a corporate or business) user who has been using
MSOffice 2003 and have found the it to be "overkill" (it has too many
functions than I don't need) and recently purchased a new W7 system that had
Works 9 installed so I thought that I would use the "crippled" Word processor
in Works 9 and have encountered a small annoyance. I copied the .DOC files
to a new folder and when I opened Works9, I clicked on the folder and tried
to open the DOC file but the default extension for Works is .WPS NOT .DOC
(which is understandable). So in order to open the Office/.Doc file, I need
to select .DOC from the pulldown menu In Works Word Processor, and if I make
a change to the document, I need to save it as a WPS file.
So I have a few questions, first is their an easy way to convert ALL the
..DOC files to .WPS so that they are "ready to use" when I open Works? I
realize that I can do this one at a time but I have several hundred .DOC
files and am looking for a quicker way to convert these files. The second
question is, I would appreciate if you could please advise me of some of the
drawbacks if I covert the .DOC files to .WPS and use the Works9 Word
processor program for my test needs?
Thank you for your help.
Bob
MSOffice 2003 and have found the it to be "overkill" (it has too many
functions than I don't need) and recently purchased a new W7 system that had
Works 9 installed so I thought that I would use the "crippled" Word processor
in Works 9 and have encountered a small annoyance. I copied the .DOC files
to a new folder and when I opened Works9, I clicked on the folder and tried
to open the DOC file but the default extension for Works is .WPS NOT .DOC
(which is understandable). So in order to open the Office/.Doc file, I need
to select .DOC from the pulldown menu In Works Word Processor, and if I make
a change to the document, I need to save it as a WPS file.
So I have a few questions, first is their an easy way to convert ALL the
..DOC files to .WPS so that they are "ready to use" when I open Works? I
realize that I can do this one at a time but I have several hundred .DOC
files and am looking for a quicker way to convert these files. The second
question is, I would appreciate if you could please advise me of some of the
drawbacks if I covert the .DOC files to .WPS and use the Works9 Word
processor program for my test needs?
Thank you for your help.
Bob