Microsoft Works 7.0

[Joyce]

I recently purchased a computer where they loaded
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition. My software for word
processing is Microsoft Works 7.0.
I am taking an on-line course where I need to send my
assignments in "Word" format because by instructor cannot
open what I currently have. Is there a way I can resave
my work to a word docment and it won't change my formats
and margins and she will be able to open the document?

Thanks.

 

[Chris Lanier]

Please repost in the Microsoft Works Newsgroup

 

[Jim Macklin]

WORKS should be able to save with a .doc file extension
which can be opened with WORD but you won't have all the
features that WORD has. If you can't, use the file "save
as" command to save your file with an .rtf extension which
will preserve most formatting and can be opened by any
word-processor.


| I recently purchased a computer where they loaded
| Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition. My software for word
| processing is Microsoft Works 7.0.
| I am taking an on-line course where I need to send my
| assignments in "Word" format because by instructor cannot
| open what I currently have. Is there a way I can resave
| my work to a word docment and it won't change my formats
| and margins and she will be able to open the document?
|
| Thanks.

 

[Alex Nichol]

I recently purchased a computer where they loaded
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition. My software for word
processing is Microsoft Works 7.0.
I am taking an on-line course where I need to send my
assignments in "Word" format because by instructor cannot
open what I currently have. Is there a way I can resave
my work to a word docment and it won't change my formats
and margins and she will be able to open the document?

Either you need a copy of Word (and I understood that recent copies of
Works included Word as word processor - may be the one the maker
installed did not) or you could see if it is acceptable to save the
files in 'RTF' Rick Text Format, which Word can read. That will depend
on just how complex layouts are