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Default How do I make .lit files in Word 2007?

Word 2003 had a plug in to make .lit files.

I don't see any such functionality in Word 2007.

How do I do this?
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Hi Karen,

You may want to check with the folks in the MS Reader newsgroup using the link below on alternative methods. At present the old
MS Read-in-Microsoft Reader (RIMR) Add-in v1.1 for Word sort of works in Word 2007, but not always reliably, for example it doesn't
like the use of the command to change to reader formatting (but that seems to depend a bit on which MS Reader e-book version you
have installed as well).

If you have used the Word 2007 trust center to allow add-ins and macros to run (Alt,T,O,T) then the RIMR add-in should appear in
Word 2007 in the 'Add-ins' tab if it's installed after Word 2007.

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"Karen" wrote in message ...
Word 2003 had a plug in to make .lit files.

I don't see any such functionality in Word 2007.

How do I do this?
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