lost program{wordpad}

[charles colclough]

Please Help??? I'm a new user and yesterday I was trying
to type my Resume using the Wordpad program.Today when I
went to finish the resume using Wordpad the whole prgram
was gone-I could not find it nowhere on my
computer.However part of the Resume was somehow
transfered to Microsoft word 2002,which is a totally
different program on my computer. Can anyone please help
me out with this problem...Thank you very much.

2.Another problem I'm having is that I'm not able to use
my Headphones in my C-D Rom...I can get sound from my
speakers on my computer but not my headphones.Please help
if you can. Thanks
Charles.

 

[charles colclough]

-----Original Message-----
Please Help??? I'm a new user and yesterday I was trying
to type my Resume using the Wordpad program.Today when I
went to finish the resume using Wordpad the whole prgram
was gone-I could not find it nowhere on my
computer.However part of the Resume was somehow
transfered to Microsoft word 2002,which is a totally
different program on my computer. Can anyone please help
me out with this problem...Thank you very much.

2.Another problem I'm having is that I'm not able to use
my Headphones in my C-D Rom...I can get sound from my
speakers on my computer but not my headphones.Please help
if you can. Thanks
Charles.
.

 

[Mike Bynum]

Please Help??? I'm a new user and yesterday I was trying
to type my Resume using the Wordpad program.Today when I
went to finish the resume using Wordpad the whole prgram
was gone-I could not find it nowhere on my
computer.However part of the Resume was somehow
transfered to Microsoft word 2002,which is a totally
different program on my computer. Can anyone please help
me out with this problem...Thank you very much.

2.Another problem I'm having is that I'm not able to use
my Headphones in my C-D Rom...I can get sound from my
speakers on my computer but not my headphones.Please help
if you can. Thanks
Charles.

Charles,

Your resume was probably saved as .rtf, rich text format. Since you have
Microsoft Word 2002, that program is most likely associated with opening any
file with a .rtf extension. This is a good thing because Word is a much more
powerful word processor than WordPad. Word also has templates, including
some for writing resumes. I would recommend using Word to write your resume
rather than using WordPad. If you do want to change it back to using
WordPad, right click on your resume, select Properties, click on the Change
button under the General tab and select WordPad from the list of recommended
programs. Now all of your files with an .rtf extension will open with
WordPad.

As far as loosing WordPad, I doubt that you did. Try clicking on Start, All
Programs, Accessories and see if WordPad is the last entry in that menu.

I don't have an answer for your headphone problem other than to suggest
trying the headphones in another audio device to make sure they are ok, and
trying a different set of headphones with your CD to make sure it is working
properly. The CD players I have been around automatically mute the desktop
speakers when the headphones are plugged in. Does yours?

Please post back and let me know how you fare.

Mike

 

[Guest]

-----Original Message-----

Charles,

Your resume was probably saved as .rtf, rich text format. Since you have
Microsoft Word 2002, that program is most likely associated with opening any
file with a .rtf extension. This is a good thing because Word is a much more
powerful word processor than WordPad. Word also has templates, including
some for writing resumes. I would recommend using Word to write your resume
rather than using WordPad. If you do want to change it back to using
WordPad, right click on your resume, select Properties, click on the Change
button under the General tab and select WordPad from the list of recommended
programs. Now all of your files with an .rtf extension will open with
WordPad.

As far as loosing WordPad, I doubt that you did. Try clicking on Start, All
Programs, Accessories and see if WordPad is the last entry in that menu.

I don't have an answer for your headphone problem other than to suggest
trying the headphones in another audio device to make sure they are ok, and
trying a different set of headphones with your CD to make sure it is working
properly. The CD players I have been around automatically mute the desktop
speakers when the headphones are plugged in. Does yours?

Please post back and let me know how you fare.

Mike

mike -Thanks for responding to my question. I have not

checked it out yet-but in a few minutes I will. I will
get back to you by tomorrow morning to let you know what
happened. Thanks A-lot charles