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From: Tom on 4 Feb 2010 08:20
I should have mentioned that the attachment had a wps file designation. To
open it, I got a message which said that I needed a converter and that I
should insert my MS Office XP Standard for Students and Teachers. I did so,
and the unreadable attachment was the result. I have Outlook Express 6.
Thank you all for responding.
From: Tom Willett on 4 Feb 2010 08:46
You should have stayed with your original thread.

"Tom" <Tom(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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:I should have mentioned that the attachment had a wps file designation. To
: open it, I got a message which said that I needed a converter and that I
: should insert my MS Office XP Standard for Students and Teachers. I did
so,
: and the unreadable attachment was the result. I have Outlook Express 6.
: Thank you all for responding.


From: Jeff Grossman on 4 Feb 2010 12:58
Tom,

The ".wps" extension usually indicates that the file was written with
Microsoft Works, an uncommon product nowadays.

Microsoft offers a converter for certain versions of Works and certain
versions of Word:
http://www.microsoft.com/DOWNLOADS/details.aspx?familyid=32E7205A-3880-4416-9260-57A96C8A9A76&displaylang=en

If you only have to convert one file once, and the data is not
sensitive, it might be simpler to locate a free conversion service on
the internet, e.g., http://www.zamzar.com/

HTH.


Jeff [ not an official anything, just trying to help a little ]


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