can we get the format of how the word file actually stored?
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Which version of word is it as I think i.e word97 is diffrent to word xp etc.\n\n\nTry this link\nhttp://uk.search.yahoo.com/search?fr=fp-tab-web-t-1&ei=ISO-8859-1&p=format+for+word+file+actually+stored&meta=vc%3D
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just google the file name..you wil get it
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In general, just right click, choose "Save As", pick a location. Then go open the file you just saved.\n\nIf that doesn't make sense, tell us what email program/website you're using and we'll try to give you specific instructions.
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If you are using Windows. Go to commant prompt,\nwrite 'format /?' there. You will find how to format
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http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/WholeDocumentReformatted.htm
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how about using that 30page excel file as a main and insert the word file into excel.\nor find last year file to find out how if its still there.
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Not without more information.  What format are you using?
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Well once you format something you will not be able to unformat it. Those files are lost forever.
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The programmes used to open them!  .doc is opened by Microsoft  Word, and .txt (text I think opened by wordpad) and .rtf (rich text format are opened by other programms (which I cant name!!!lol)
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if u goto http://www.winiso.com this will open it.. it should say on how to exact the files.
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Was never able to do that, I used to save them either as RTF or TXT files then open in word, I guess they will have a converter now though in Word
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Depends on the file type, how it was saved, etc. I would advise you find the file type and search the web for an answer or give more details when you post here.
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If you save your files in the default format for Word 2007, i.e. .docx then they will not be viewable in previous versions of MS Office (the default document format of Word 2007 uses XML formatting).  There is also option to save your file in .doc format that will be compatible with earlier Word versions (Office 97 to Office 2003).\n\nSimiliarly all other Office applications add an 'x' after the file type (eg. .mdbx-Access 2007,etc).
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No. Formatting your system is like erasing a cassette tape .. it's gone.\n\nUnless of course, your MS Office is installed on a different drive.
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Save them in a file format that word understands. You can do this by selecting "save as" in the file tab.
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The same way it is stored on any other magnetic media-- there is a read-write head, a tiny electromagnet that creates tiny magnetized spots on the special coating of the disk surface. It writes by magnetizing the little spots and reads by sensing the magnetism in the spots it wrote on. \n\nThe written areas are ones, the areas not written are zeros. That is binary data. The whole rest of the computer, the hardware and the software, is to sort, compare and combine those patterns of 1's and 0's. Everything on the computer, including the windows, the colors, the text and the pixels of photos, the data and the programs that do things with the data, are stored in binary form on disks, either in your machine or on a server somewhere.
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Word will periodically back up the data file you're working on.  If it did make a backup then next time you go into Word it will notify you of that backup copy and allow you to recover it.  If it didn't then the file is gone.\n\nIf your pc is shutting down like that you probably got viruses.  You need to get rid of them to keep it from shutting down.