[Kim P.[_2_]]

I typed a document on a borrowed computer that ran on Windows ME and had
Microsoft Word (I'm not sure what version and can't really find out). I'm now
trying to open it on a computer that has Windows 95 and Microsoft Works. I've
looked on the web and seen many comments on how to convert Works to Word, but
I can't find anything that shows the opposite, Word to Works. I know
Microsoft no longer supports Windows 95, but until I can afford a new
computer, it's all I've got. Does anyone know any site I can go to on the web
that can answer my questions, or does anyone here know how I can convert Word
to Works? Thanks!!!
--
Kim P.

[Graham Mayor[_3_]]

Early versions of Word were unable to open Word document format. You need to
borrow that computer again and save the document as RTF, which Works should
be able to open.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Kim P." wrote:

I typed a document on a borrowed computer that ran on Windows ME and had
Microsoft Word (I'm not sure what version and can't really find out). I'm now
trying to open it on a computer that has Windows 95 and Microsoft Works. I've
looked on the web and seen many comments on how to convert Works to Word, but
I can't find anything that shows the opposite, Word to Works. I know
Microsoft no longer supports Windows 95, but until I can afford a new
computer, it's all I've got. Does anyone know any site I can go to on the web
that can answer my questions, or does anyone here know how I can convert Word
to Works? Thanks!!!
--
Kim P.

[Kim P.[_2_]]

Thanks so much for your answer, I appreciate the help. Unfortunately, darn
it, borrowing the computer isn't an option any more. I guess I'm just going
to have to write off the document. Thanks again.
--
Kim P.


"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Early versions of Word were unable to open Word document format. You need to
borrow that computer again and save the document as RTF, which Works should
be able to open.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Kim P." wrote:

I typed a document on a borrowed computer that ran on Windows ME and had
Microsoft Word (I'm not sure what version and can't really find out). I'm now
trying to open it on a computer that has Windows 95 and Microsoft Works. I've
looked on the web and seen many comments on how to convert Works to Word, but
I can't find anything that shows the opposite, Word to Works. I know
Microsoft no longer supports Windows 95, but until I can afford a new
computer, it's all I've got. Does anyone know any site I can go to on the web
that can answer my questions, or does anyone here know how I can convert Word
to Works? Thanks!!!
--
Kim P.

[Graham Mayor]

Send it to the link on my web site and I will see what I can do with it.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Kim P. wrote:
Thanks so much for your answer, I appreciate the help. Unfortunately,
darn it, borrowing the computer isn't an option any more. I guess I'm
just going to have to write off the document. Thanks again.

Early versions of Word were unable to open Word document format. You
need to borrow that computer again and save the document as RTF,
which Works should be able to open.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Kim P." wrote:

I typed a document on a borrowed computer that ran on Windows ME
and had Microsoft Word (I'm not sure what version and can't really
find out). I'm now trying to open it on a computer that has Windows
95 and Microsoft Works. I've looked on the web and seen many
comments on how to convert Works to Word, but I can't find anything
that shows the opposite, Word to Works. I know Microsoft no longer
supports Windows 95, but until I can afford a new computer, it's
all I've got. Does anyone know any site I can go to on the web that
can answer my questions, or does anyone here know how I can convert
Word to Works? Thanks!!! --
Kim P.