Problems Using Word from Ofc 2003 to view docs created via Wordfrom Ofc 2000

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Richard Vaughn

Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
 
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L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Do you see just a blank page with the filename in the title bar?

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Do you see just a blank page with the filename in the title bar?

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Do you see just a blank page with the filename in the title bar?

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Do you see just a blank page with the filename in the title bar?

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Do you see just a blank page with the filename in the title bar?

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Do you see just a blank page with the filename in the title bar?

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Do you see just a blank page with the filename in the title bar?

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Do you see just a blank page with the filename in the title bar?

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Go to Help (F1) while in Word 2003:

Key topic in blank: Open an earlier version of a document

Resolution:
On the File menu, click Versions.
Click the version of the document you want to open.
Click Open.
This version contains all the previously saved versions.

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Go to Help (F1) while in Word 2003:

Key topic in blank: Open an earlier version of a document

Resolution:
On the File menu, click Versions.
Click the version of the document you want to open.
Click Open.
This version contains all the previously saved versions.

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Go to Help (F1) while in Word 2003:

Key topic in blank: Open an earlier version of a document

Resolution:
On the File menu, click Versions.
Click the version of the document you want to open.
Click Open.
This version contains all the previously saved versions.

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Go to Help (F1) while in Word 2003:

Key topic in blank: Open an earlier version of a document

Resolution:
On the File menu, click Versions.
Click the version of the document you want to open.
Click Open.
This version contains all the previously saved versions.

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Go to Help (F1) while in Word 2003:

Key topic in blank: Open an earlier version of a document

Resolution:
On the File menu, click Versions.
Click the version of the document you want to open.
Click Open.
This version contains all the previously saved versions.

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Go to Help (F1) while in Word 2003:

Key topic in blank: Open an earlier version of a document

Resolution:
On the File menu, click Versions.
Click the version of the document you want to open.
Click Open.
This version contains all the previously saved versions.

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Go to Help (F1) while in Word 2003:

Key topic in blank: Open an earlier version of a document

Resolution:
On the File menu, click Versions.
Click the version of the document you want to open.
Click Open.
This version contains all the previously saved versions.

LC
 
L

L Covey

Richard said:
Some Office 2003 Word users are having trouble viewing
Word documents created via Office 2000's Word.

Anyone experience any trouble with this?
Is there maybe a setting in Word/Ofc2003 that needs changing?

Thanks all,
-Richard Vaughn
Click to expand...
Go to Help (F1) while in Word 2003:

Key topic in blank: Open an earlier version of a document

Resolution:
On the File menu, click Versions.
Click the version of the document you want to open.
Click Open.
This version contains all the previously saved versions.

LC
 

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