Re: Off Topic (wks files)

From: Douglas A. VanPutte (dvanputt@rochester.rr.com)
Date: Fri Jul 26 2002 - 02:30:33 EEST

Dear List,

Thanks to all that suggested solutions to my conversion problem. This one worked. Others may have worked, but I did not have a copy of MS Works to test them.

Best Regards,
-
Doug 

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Douglas A. VanPutte
Lead
Chorus of the Rire Canal
585-889-3601 tel
585-889-7335 fax
585-329-1308 cell
email: dvanputt@rochester.rr.com

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Stephen Garrison 
  To: Douglas A. VanPutte 
  Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 5:15 PM
  Subject: Re: Off Topic (wks files)

  Doug-

          Hope this link will help you accomplish the task you are wanting to do.   The microsoft works webpage has a converter there:  Here it  is Just scoll down to the converter and download it.  http://works.msn.com/HomePages/Offers_Downloads.asp  

  Hope this helps.

  Best Regards,
  Steve Garrison
  R.P. Part Coordinator

  At 10:41 AM 7/25/02 -0400, you wrote:

    Dear List,
     
    I was hoping that someone would know how to convert a Microsoft Works file (.wks) to a Microsoft Word file (.doc) so that it can be printed.  Please respond off line if you can help me. It is for a non-profit Barbershop group to which I belong.  The file is a group brochure that contains graphics as well as text.
     
    Thanks in advance,
    -
    Doug
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    Douglas A. VanPutte
    Lead
    Chorus of the Erie Canal
    Rochester, NY
    585-889-3601 tel
    585-889-7335 fax
    585-329-1308 cell
    email: dvanputt@rochester.rr.com
     
     

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