Actually, I know it is an "At work fax" and I can open it in my ol Dell win98 system; but, now that I have upgraded to a new toshiba notebook with win xp and sufficient power to run good security software I am transferring all of my data to the new system. In the old system, the files were opened by Kodak imaging but what can I use to open them in the new system? Can I load my old imaging software into my new system. Actually, I am finding much of the software to be weaker than that in my old system. Do you know if I can load Office 97 into XP. I find MS Works rather limiting. Thanks
----- Jim Macklin wrote: -----
There seem to be three possibilities...
AWD = AWarD bios file
AWD = AWK language source code file
AWD = MS Fax Viewer Document (org from "At Work Fax")
Open it with Notepad to see what it may contain.
How big is the file, what does a right click on properties
reveal?
message | No, actually this is not helping me at all. I am still
| receiving the error message, "Windows cannot open this
| file:" and the suggested "Use the Web service to find the
| appropriate program." operation available there cannot
| find anything either. It suggested CKNOW.COM but it does
| not offer an actual viewer for these type of files. I
| would greatly appreciate any additional assistance you
| could offer. thanks!
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Wayne;
| > AWD Microsoft Fax format
| >You should be able to use the MS Picture and Fax Viewer.
| >Using Windows Picture and Fax Viewer
| >Using Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, you can view,
| rotate, and perform basic
| >tasks with image documents, including fax documents,
| without opening an image
| >editing program. You can transfer pictures to your
| computer from a digital
| >camera or scanner, and you can view images as thumbnails.
| You can also view
| >your pictures in a slideshow and annotate your fax
| documents.
| >
| >If you store your pictures in the My Pictures folder, the
| images are
| >automatically displayed, either as thumbnails or as
| images on a filmstrip. You
| >can try out different views of your images in My Pictures
| by clicking the
| >various commands on the View menu. Experiment to get the
| look you want.
| >
| >Open My Pictures, then double-click an image to open it
| in Windows Picture and
| >Fax Viewer.
| >
| > Notes
| >
| > a.. To open My Pictures, double-click the My Documents
| icon on your desktop,
| >and then double-click the My Pictures folder.
| > b.. For information about using Windows Picture and Fax
| Viewer, click Help in
| >Windows Picture and Fax Viewer.
| > c..
| > Hope this helps. Let us know.
| >
| >We
| >
| >
| >Wayne wrote:
| >> Hi, Is it possible to view AWD documents with XP? If so
| >> what application will view them? I have tried paint etc
| >> but to noavail.
| >> Cheers,
| >>
| >> W
| >
| >.
| >
