Steve Howes kirjoitti:
I wonder if the problem is that your boss sees Wordpad or OOo icons for the attachments as colleagues of mine do (I have OOo associated with MS Office files) and think that that cant open the file in Word/Wordpad even if it is a Word document because the icon looks different
that's where it has seemed to be the
> problem.
>
> Thank You,
> Jessica
> - Original Message -
> From: "Elsasser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 2:13 AM
> Subject: Re: [users] WordPad Issue
>
>
> > Hi!
l 26, 2005 07:11
Subject: Re: [users] WordPad Issue
The problem is not in opening the file again on the computer it was saved
on. The problem is that my boss insists on continuing to use Microsoft Word.
We often email him documents, and that's where it has seemed to be the
problem.
Thank You,
J
ril 26, 2005 10:31 AM
Subject: Re: [users] WordPad Issue
> Hi Jessica,
> If you're familiar with Shakespeare, you'll know that you
> can call a rose anything you want, but it's still a rose. If
> Word is not installed on a pc, Windows refers to files that
> have '.d
Jessica Carter wrote:
<>The problem is not in opening the file again on the computer it was
saved
on. The problem is that my boss insists on continuing to use Microsoft
Word.
We often email him documents, and that's where it has seemed to be the
problem.
Further to my last posr, If you open Word
d found that it had saved it as a WordPad document. Any other suggestions?
We do not have Microsoft Word on that computer, but it does have WordPad
(obviously) and Corel Word Perfect in addition to Open Office.
Thanks!
Jessica
- Original Message -
From: "Paul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jessica Carter wrote:
The problem is not in opening the file again on the computer it was saved
on. The problem is that my boss insists on continuing to use Microsoft Word.
We often email him documents, and that's where it has seemed to be the
problem.
OK, I have just been opening some of my old
t;Elsasser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 2:13 AM
Subject: Re: [users] WordPad Issue
> Hi!
> I think my advice will not be very effective, but I have had a similar
> problem with Word files that were systematically classified as "Wordpad"
>
Hi!
I think my advice will not be very effective, but I have had a similar
problem with Word files that were systematically classified as "Wordpad"
files. Usually, if you do not use complex functions of Word, this will
not have any consequences, because Wordpad will save the file in a Word
for
Word pad doesn't have a format all of its own. What I think is
happening is that the extension of .doc has been associated with
wordpad.
You need to change this is you want .doc files opened in OOo. Right
click on the file with a .doc extension, select 'open with' then
select OOo. Ensure that 'al
Hi,
We have a computer at my office that seems to be having a conflict between
OpenOffice and WordPad. Everytime we save a document as Microsoft Office Word
97/2000/XP, it saves the file as a Word Pad document. I have looked all over
the computer for some kind of default setting that is causin
11 matches
Mail list logo
