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04 Mar 2010   #1

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Microsoft Office files

I managed to get Microsoft Greetings installed on my last vista home premium and therefore have many, many files saved to an external HD for updating to my new Windows 7 system. As Microsoft Greetings is not compatible with Win 7, what other programmes are there that will open the .php files generated by the Microsoft Greetings programme?

Any help appreciated.

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06 Mar 2010   #2

windows 7 RTM x64
michigan (metro detroit area)
 
 

Can you attach one, so i can try a few apps.
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07 Mar 2010   #3

Windows 7 home premium
 
 

Hi, Thanks for the response.

Tried to attach a file but it would not do it, any workarounds?

Last edited by sunnyd47; 07 Mar 2010 at 05:01 AM..
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07 Mar 2010   #4

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
Cornwall UK
 
 

.php is not supported by the attach files feature of this Forum. See below. Apparantly you should not have been able to install the Greeting prog into Vista. See this:
http://www.vistaheads.com/forums/mic...-problems.html
I think you have a real problem here but if you could upload one of your files to a public server like this http://uploading.com/
And post the resultant URL we might be able to think of something to help. I have one or two ideas that might work but need a file first.
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07 Mar 2010   #5

windows 7 RTM x64
michigan (metro detroit area)
 
 

Eh, just rename the file extension to .txt, we will rename it after we download it.
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10 Mar 2010   #6

Windows 7 home premium
 
 

Thanks all.

I have managed to open them with "microsoft digital image starter edition 2006" but this is only a trial (plus it is now extinct to upgrade), also, "microsoft picture it" would apparently open them (again, that is now defunct).
I wonder what other programes from microsoft are/will be capable of handling them?

Unless anyone knows of a greetings card software that is freely available for windows 7?
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10 Mar 2010   #7
whs

Vista, Windows7, Mint Mate, Zorin, Windows 8
Florida in winter, Black Forest/Germany
 
 

Try Notepad++. That should be able to open them.
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10 Mar 2010   #8

Windows 7 home premium
 
 

That didnt work either, simply showed a garbled display and a "notepad++ plugin manager" note stating that = "There are still some pending actions to complete installing or removing some plugins. Would you like to do these now (Notepad ++ will be restarted)"
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12 Mar 2010   #9

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
Cornwall UK
 
 

How about just changing the extension to txt as suggested above. then try uploading. One of us may just find the answer
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13 Mar 2010   #10

Windows 7 home premium
 
 

I have it sorted now, I simply bought Serif Websplus online and it does what I want from a programme, moreso than microsofts I had originally. I can still access my saved stuff via "microsoft digital image starter edition 2006". Serif is better and why pay microsoft anything further for a compatible program
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