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Hello
i am having a problem when saving a file coming with extension
exmaple (file name .doc ,xls.dot) when save as .Kindly advice how i can get
save the file without the extension and even when i click on save the
document .doc is there can't change it .kindly advice
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Why would you want to save it without the extension? Extensions are the
means whereby Windows allocates applications to open those files. Well
designed software will not allow you to save files without the required
extension. You can probably edit the filename to remove the extension, but I
cannot think of one good reason for doing so.

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Veeshal wrote:
Hello
i am having a problem when saving a file coming with
extension exmaple (file name .doc ,xls.dot) when save as .Kindly
advice how i can get save the file without the extension and even
when i click on save the document .doc is there can't change it
.kindly advice



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While I agree with Graham that this is a bad idea, you can save without the
extension if you enclose the filename in quotation marks.

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Hello
i am having a problem when saving a file coming with extension
exmaple (file name .doc ,xls.dot) when save as .Kindly advice how i can
get
save the file without the extension and even when i click on save the
document .doc is there can't change it .kindly advice


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Hmmm. While you can add quotes to use a *different* extension. If you add
quotes around the filename without extension, Word will simply add the
default extension.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote:
While I agree with Graham that this is a bad idea, you can save
without the extension if you enclose the filename in quotation marks.


"Veeshal" wrote in message
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Hello
i am having a problem when saving a file coming with
extension exmaple (file name .doc ,xls.dot) when save as .Kindly
advice how i can get
save the file without the extension and even when i click on save the
document .doc is there can't change it .kindly advice



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Oh, okay. I've never used that feature and obviously remembered it
incorrectly.

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"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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Hmmm. While you can add quotes to use a *different* extension. If you add
quotes around the filename without extension, Word will simply add the
default extension.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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




Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote:
While I agree with Graham that this is a bad idea, you can save
without the extension if you enclose the filename in quotation marks.


"Veeshal" wrote in message
...
Hello
i am having a problem when saving a file coming with
extension exmaple (file name .doc ,xls.dot) when save as .Kindly
advice how i can get
save the file without the extension and even when i click on save the
document .doc is there can't change it .kindly advice







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When transferring files from Mac to PC (via floppy or CD), the
extensions are simply lopped off -- and Windows graphics programs
can't open them until the extensions are typed back in.

On Nov 23, 10:44*am, "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
Oh, okay. I've never used that feature and obviously remembered it
incorrectly.

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Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USAhttp://word.mvps.org

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Hmmm. While you can add quotes to use a *different* extension. If you add
quotes around the filename without extension, Word will simply add the
default extension.


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Graham Mayor - *Word MVP


My web sitewww.gmayor.com
Word MVP web sitehttp://word.mvps.org


Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote:
While I agree with Graham that this is a bad idea, *you can save
without the extension if you enclose the filename in quotation marks.


"Veeshal" wrote in message
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Hello
* * * * * i am having a problem when saving a file coming with
extension exmaple (file name .doc ,xls.dot) when save as .Kindly
advice how i can get
save the file without the extension and even when i click on save the
document .doc is there can't change it .kindly advice-

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