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HELP! I have a document I've typed in Word, and I need to save it in ASCII format. I thought that all you did was "save as" Text only. I've tried it both "with line breaks" and "without line breaks." But then when I tried to pull the converted document up in WordPerfect, all my page breaks are gone and my headers and footers are gone. What am I doing wrong????
 
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InTearsInNC said:
HELP! I have a document I've typed in Word, and I need to save it in
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ASCII format. I thought that all you did was "save as" Text only. I've
tried it both "with line breaks" and "without line breaks." But then when I
tried to pull the converted document up in WordPerfect, all my page breaks
are gone and my headers and footers are gone. What am I doing wrong????
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

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