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When we installed Office 2000 in our lab, I had it all run from the computer
and not the CD, and that included a converter from Works to Word. But now
that we have all new classroom machines, this has been a problem. Thanks,
Tony, for the great idea!
Paula Tortorice
ptortorice@seattleschools.org
Schmitz Park Elementary
Computer Lab I.A.
www.seattleschools.org/schools/spark
-----Original Message-----
From: Hand, Tony [mailto:tghand@seattleschools.org]
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 8:38 AM
To: 'tictech@learningspace.org'
Subject: tictech: FW: ** WPS ----> DOC **
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Hi All,
I don't know how many times this has happened. A student comes into the
lab with a disk containing their finished masterpiece: a paper written
at home needing to be printed out and handed in.
Unfortunately, this student has written his or her paper using MSWorks.
MSWorks comes bundled with many computers these days and offers
everything that most students need in an office package. Unfortunately,
the MSWorks file format is not compatible with MSWord and the latter will
not
load the former. I wonder why? We have MSWord but not MSWorks on our
machines.
I have actually considered buying a copy of Works just so there would be
one
machine that could read these files.
However, there is a much simpler solution. Microsoft makes a filter
that you can install, which works like a charm.
http://office.microsoft.com/downloads/2002/wp6rtf.aspx
It can be installed on Win2K from the local user's account. We now keep
a copy on our sever where it's handy.
*** tony
Tech Coordinator
Nathan Hale High School
<tghand@seattleschools.org>
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