Hi Chris,
The quickest solution may be to download and install Open
Office at work. If that's not possible, you can get the text
out of your document by renaming it to *.zip and opening
with a decompression utility like winzip or ultimatezip.
Extract 'content.xml' and drag and drop it onto an open
browser (internet explorer or mozilla). You should be able
to copy and paste the text from the browser. It will follow
a bunch of formatting information.
tc
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Turner, Christopher A. [C] wrote:
Last night I emailed myself a document I created using the open office word
processor. I thought I saved it as a Word doc so I could read/edit it here
at work, but apparently I didn't, since it is now completely garbled!
How do I unscramble it so I can read it here today without going home,
re-saving it, and re-sending it??!!!
Chris
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