Salvaging files from expired Office 2003 trial version

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vic

Help!! While I was away for a few days, the Office 2003 trial version
expired. My usage does not require loading the regular version, however, I
now have a number of difficult to recreate files locked. Please tell me
there is a way to transport this information to standard MS works word
documents.

Will be very grateful,
vic cochran
 
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vic

I assume you mean where I would like to migrate the files. It would be to
Microsoft Works (word processor).
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vic cochran


JoAnn Paules said:
Which? Works or Word?

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



vic said:
Help!! While I was away for a few days, the Office 2003 trial version
expired. My usage does not require loading the regular version, however,
I
now have a number of difficult to recreate files locked. Please tell me
there is a way to transport this information to standard MS works word
documents.

Will be very grateful,
vic cochran
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JoAnn Paules [MVP]

I meant which program. You said "Please tell me there is a way to transport
this information to standard MS works word documents." There is no such
program as "Works Word". There is a program called Works and another program
called Word.

It appears you are asking if you can convert a Word document into a Works
document. Is this correct?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



vic said:
I assume you mean where I would like to migrate the files. It would be to
Microsoft Works (word processor).
--
vic cochran


JoAnn Paules said:
Which? Works or Word?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



vic said:
Help!! While I was away for a few days, the Office 2003 trial version
expired. My usage does not require loading the regular version,
however,
I
now have a number of difficult to recreate files locked. Please tell
me
there is a way to transport this information to standard MS works word
documents.

Will be very grateful,
vic cochran
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