I've tried that; unfortunately, even when I click on Works file, it saves it as a Word file. It's really weird. -- The HarmyBoard HarmDrive

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Date Posted: 20:01:17 01/23/09 Fri
Author: Ann
Subject: I've tried that; unfortunately, even when I click on Works file, it saves it as a Word file. It's really weird.
In reply to: Hope 's message, "Hmm never really used Works but when go to save and in the box where give it a name at the bottom should be a field that says type. See if somehow the type it saves it as has been changed." on 04:03:54 01/23/09 Fri

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[> [> [> What is the extension on the file after you save it? -- Hope, 08:42:05 01/24/09 Sat [1]

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[> [> [> [> It's .doc. But it looks like the results you get when you try to open a Works file in Word - weird symbols, boxes, etc. -- Ann, 20:01:45 01/26/09 Mon [1]

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