converting files


  1. Phillip Mecham
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    converting files


    I have files from win XP word in wps format, how can I convert them to the new office 2007 format so I can open them?
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  3. IggyAZ
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    Phillip Mecham said:
    I have files from win XP word in wps format, how can I convert them to the new office 2007 format so I can open them?
    Welcome.

    If you have Office 2007 and all the updates I think it has a way to import wps format and converts it to doc when you save. Yep I just checked and it does.

    Just open Word like you were trying to find a new file and look at the pulldown menu in thelower right and select wps.
    Here is a picture to help.
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