If you are in Word, you can go to File > Recent and open up your document from there. Otherwise, you can go to File > Open to locate your file. The My Documents folder on the desktop may have the file, but may not. For me, I use the Recent or Open to the drive and folder where it is located.
Yes and no. It will run on windows 7 64 bit, make documents, and print documents. but i can not get word to open when i double click on a document (even with the .doc ext). i can however open word then load a specific doc. i have changed the setting so windows 7 know to use Microsoft word to open docs. but when i double click the doc nothing happens. i still have not downloaded any updates. hopefully, that will solve my problem
To convert a Windows Works file to a Windows Word file in Windows 7, you can open the Works document using Microsoft Works, then select "Save As" and choose the Word format (like .doc or .docx) from the dropdown menu. If you don't have Works installed, you can use a file conversion tool or upload the Works file to an online converter that supports this conversion. After conversion, open the resulting Word file in Microsoft Word to verify the formatting.
Yes - Open Office will work with Windows 7.
No it is not.
No, it does not.
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first you need to download the windows anytime upgrade, windows 7 user already have it. then you need simply buy windows 7 ultimate and then open windows anytime upgrade and follow the step by step instructions
No reason why not - providing the document was saved in a format OpenOffice can read. Windows 7 is the operating system - OpenOffice is a program.
YES
Windows 7: Click start/flag button and type in, followed by enter: *.doc (Keep in mind new office applications now use .docx)
Microsoft Word, and Excel are nothing to do with the operating system. The programs will work with Windows 7.
You need to make a new folder on your computer to save the file to open Windows 7, GodMode. You can download the script for GodMod from the Microsoft forum.