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In my "My Documents" folder I have some old pre-Microsoft (2000-2002?) era
WordPerfect docs that are now identified in blue text. Some extremely
important info, e.g., resumes and personal official papers, in those docs
that I can no longer access.

I am receiving the following Microsoft msg: "The selected text converter is
an old version which does not work with the current (Microsoft Office Word
2003) version of Word. Reinstall the converter and try again."

Thus far, I have been unable to locate the required converter, and need
assistance ASAP, because I am applying for several jobs, and cannot locate
some of the vital information I know is incorporated in the data I can no
longer access in "My Documents". I would definitely appreciate whatever
assistance anyone has to offer.
 
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dgmacmi

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In my "My Documents" folder I have some old pre-Microsoft (2000-2002?) era
WordPerfect docs that are now identified in blue text. Some extremely
important info, e.g., resumes and personal official papers, in those docs
that I can no longer access.

I am receiving the following Microsoft msg: "The selected text converter
is
an old version which does not work with the current (Microsoft Office Word
2003) version of Word. Reinstall the converter and try again."

Thus far, I have been unable to locate the required converter, and need
assistance ASAP, because I am applying for several jobs, and cannot locate
some of the vital information I know is incorporated in the data I can no
longer access in "My Documents". I would definitely appreciate whatever
assistance anyone has to offer.
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With the NTFS disk file system with Windows XP or Vista, the blue color
indicates that the file has been compressed because of infrequent use. Not a
problem.

With respect to Word Perfect converts have you checked:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HP052742911033.aspx

You may also want to Google for Word Perfect converters. There are a number
of options if the Micosoft converter does not work.

Don
 
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