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Microsoft Works - display resolution changes to 640x480 when works 2000 is started


display resolution changes to 640x480 when works 2000 is started

Posted: 01 Mar 2007 10:11 AM PST

Right click the short cut that you use to start Works. Then select
Properties, and Compatibility. Uncheck the option to run in 640x480
mode.

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Works 4.5 Database Conversion Question

Posted: 27 Feb 2007 09:00 PM PST

Hi, Homer,

I will give your suggestion a try. Thank you for your input.

Bob N.

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Opening MS-Word documents in MS WORKS 8

Posted: 27 Feb 2007 04:00 PM PST

Or better, as RTF.


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| "Dennis v." <net> wrote in message
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| I plan to upload an MS-Word document to an Oracle portal
web site. Will the
| end users be able to open that document from the portal if
they have only MS
| WORKS 8 on their system? I understand that MS WORKS 8 is
compatible with
| different MS file formats, but does it also automatically
launch documents
| when they are accessed from the portal by users who do not
have the MS
| Office Suite?
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| Save it as MS Word before uploading.
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MS works 7.0 onto windows XP

Posted: 26 Feb 2007 11:03 AM PST

Annie.
If your new PC, came with MSWorks8.x preinstalled as my new Dell did? This is
the procedure I went through to install MSWorks "Suite" 2002, on the new PC,
when I got the same error trying install MSWorks Suite 2002.

1. Control Panel> Add/Remove Programs> Select to remove all components of
MSWorks8.x.
2. The Removal process leaves a folder behind, containing new versions of *dll
files, that the older version of MSWorks can't recognize. The folder needs to be
manually deleted/remove by you, before you can install the older version of
MSWorks. They should be found at:

C:\Program Files\MSWorks on your PC.

3. Reboot PC (Something I do automatically).
4. Then try to install the older version of MSWorks.


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"annie" <microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi Michael,
thanks for the info, but it still hasn't worked, the same error message
still comes up. wat i find odd is that it never asks for product ID or
licence number...
Oh, & i don't have office...

cheers Annie

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Calendar & Contacts in Works 8.5

Posted: 26 Feb 2007 10:35 AM PST

Cheers Brian,

Please note that it refused to load for me too (Works 8.0).

I'll investigate ...

Regards,
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Kevin James.
Tua'r Goleuni


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| Kevin James wrote:
| > Brian,
| >
| > Are you able to send me a copy of an .ics file that has failed to
| > import successfully?
| >
| > org
|
| Sent you a file named basic.ics . Thanks for the interest.
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Works 8.5 Spreadsheet and Windows Vista

Posted: 25 Feb 2007 07:03 AM PST

On Feb 28, 12:20 pm, sarah <microsoft.com> wrote: 

Hi Sarah, Please try this. This may work for you. Please reply if it
does, as this wil help other users as well.

Since you have Vista, you will have the XPS document writer under
printers.

1. Set the default printer to Microsoft XPS Document Writer
2. Open the file you wish to print in Spreadsheet.
3. Select File > Print and
4. Specify the name you want the XPS file to have. The default
location where this file is saved is in the Documents folder for the
current user.

Note: When the default printer is set to Microsoft XPS Document
Writer, it creates a XML Paper Specification (XPS) document that can
be viewed or printed from any browser. The printing process creates
this file.

5. Locate the file just saved with the XPS extension and open the
file.
6. Internet Explorer will automatically launch and open the XPS file.
Click File > Print > Print. To print the file.



LoadUIResourceDLL@MWblIntl@@SAPAUHINTANCE__@@PB_WPAU@@Z could not

Posted: 24 Feb 2007 09:07 PM PST

Hi Jorge,

Perhaps this helps?

Uninstall Works using Add/Remove

Manually delete the Works folder.

Reinstall Works.

HTH,
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Kevin James.
Tua'r Goleuni


"Jorge L Valdesuso" <microsoft.com> wrote in
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|I try to make the progran in my PC COMPAQ with the own disc ( Microsoft Works
| 7.0 but I can't work with this program because don't find
| theLoadUIResourceDLL@MWblIntl@@SAPAUHINTANCE__@@PB _WPAU@@Z could not be.
| Please can you let me know how I can fix that my email is com
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| I hope to here asap.
| jorge l valdesuso
| Thank you for help me again


Works 8.5 cannot open older Works files

Posted: 24 Feb 2007 06:30 PM PST

Man from Oz had de volgende lumineuze gedachte op 28-02-07 14:57: 

Dear Man from Oz,

I am glad to hear your problem is solved!

Good luck in all you do.

Erik.

downloading clipart

Posted: 23 Feb 2007 06:12 AM PST

Microsoft Clip Gallery 3.0. The only browser I have installed is IE7, and
I'm running Windows XP Professional. I'm wondering if IE7 might be part of
the problem as I know a few months ago I downloaded some clips using IE6
without a problem. I'm reluctant to download another browser as I have a
very slow dialup connection (24.0 Kbps). It takes an incredibly long time
to download large files, and not something one does on a whim. Still, I
might try and give it a go, or I could uninstall IE7 and go back to IE6.
The phone company is laying line in this area and we are being promised high
speed Internet in the very near future. So, I might hold off for a few
weeks before attempting any long downloads.

Thanks for your help!


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Font signet roundhand

Posted: 20 Feb 2007 01:10 PM PST

Hi Jeanot,

Works fine here.

Perhaps reinstall that font.

http://desktoppub.about.com/cs/fonts/f/font_trouble.htm
http://desktoppub.about.com/od/fixfonts/Install_Fonts_Solve_Font_Problems.htm

HTH,
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Kevin James.
Tua'r Goleuni


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| Works 8 doesn't show the font "signet roundhand" with its real shape on the
| screen of my PC (equipped with Windows XP). Do you know the solution to
| solve this problem ?
|
| Thank you.
|
|


Works 8 Default to A4 & Word .doc

Posted: 20 Feb 2007 05:22 AM PST

Hi Mark,

You may create a custom template with page size set to A4.
Save it for later reuse.

Another option is to have all documents open for A4, using a default
template.

Details here:

Works: How to Create a Custom Template
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/142326

Unfortunately, you cannot set the default file/save document type in
Works.

HTH,
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Kevin James.
Tua'r Goleuni


"mark-docendo" <microsoft.com> wrote in message
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|I have Works 8 and want to print on A4 and also have .doc defaulting when
| saveing or opening documents.
|
| Usually in word it stays once you have set it by opening - choosing -
saveing.
|
| Works just sets back to letter etc.
|
| Can anyone advise???
|
| Thanks



importing a database

Posted: 19 Feb 2007 06:15 AM PST

That's excellent. PCFile+ was able to export as dBASE, and Works can
open dBASE. Thanks for your help.

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On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 14:39:53 -0000, "Kevin James" <com>
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MS Works 4.5a & MS Vista

Posted: 16 Feb 2007 05:56 AM PST

Dave,
I've never copied over an installation folder. I always thought that every
program had to be installed.
Let me get this straight, Is all I have to do is find my MS Works 4.5a
folder and just copy it, then paste it into a Vista machine?
Another question, my computer should easily handle Vista, if I upgrade from
XP pro to Vista would MS Works 4.5a work ?
I use 4.5 for business applications and mail merging and would never
consider newer versions until they re-integrate Works and fix the mail
merge.
I am happy to see others able to use 4.5 in Vista.
Jeff
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More on Spelling and Grammar check in Works 8.0 word-processor

Posted: 16 Feb 2007 03:49 AM PST

Erik Jan wrote: 

Thanks to Erik and to Kevin. Read on. I didn't quite follow Erik's
instructions. Should you do those things one after the other while the
document waits for you? Should you be in Select All mode (as I was when
I tried it)? I did try it, and by the time I got to Ctrl-C and did that
last thing, i.e., hit Ctrl-C, all the document disappeared off the
screen. (I got it back by going to Edit/Undo typing.) Also when I
opened a blank page, I had a problem because Works had to close down.
(This happened twice.)

I also tried one or two other things and copied the ms into a new
document. Before Works had to close down, I had time to notice that
apparently the problem wasn't solved - but maybe there wasn't time for
spell-checking to complete?

HOWEVER, RETURNING TO MY ORIGINAL DOCUMENT, SPELL-CHECKING WAS NOW
WORKING!!! It picked up several errors. I'm very grateful. I'll keep
going in the original document (still weeks of work ahead) and keep my
fingers crossed.

Thanks - Ken (in Oz)

MSWKS 3.0

Posted: 15 Feb 2007 07:04 PM PST

Maybe Bill doesn't need all the ifs ands and buts. the more choices the
problems.
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MS Works 8 has stopped working

Posted: 15 Feb 2007 04:36 PM PST

Have the same problem after many hours of on-line chats with HP and a couple
of systemrestores the problem remains. Was finally told by HP that there is
a compatibility problem between WORKS and VISTA and that Microsoft will be
producing a patch for it someday. Meanwhile I can do little with either
spreadsheets or database files. The word processor seems to be ok.

"John Herring" wrote:
 

Database matter

Posted: 15 Feb 2007 04:13 PM PST



Aha!
so I was right!
the data was hidden, not in rows as I suspected,
but in alignment! hahaha!
I fear communication was at fault in finding the solution.
Glad all is well :)

Rod


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Works 8.5 not enough memory

Posted: 15 Feb 2007 10:50 AM PST

Have you tried doing the File, Save As in WordPad and see if Works can
open that?

Try the procedure here for the Normal.wpt file
You receive a "WKWPAC.DLL" error message when try to use the Word
Processor module in Works
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=873211

There may be some setting in the file that is causing some problems with
the OCR RTF files.

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printing in special paper, can I reduce the level of ink?

Posted: 15 Feb 2007 03:37 AM PST

Often manuals are available in PDF format at the manufacturers web site.
Check their Support or Technical Help section. Manual downloads are
usually free.

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Spelling and Grammar - error mesage

Posted: 14 Feb 2007 07:21 PM PST

Hi Ken,

Perhaps carry out a Search for 'custom'.

It may be that you have another CUSTOM.dic file on your system

If so, and if it has entries that you require then delete the recently
created version in
...\Ken\Application Data\Microsoft\Proof

and replace with a copy of the older version that has contents.

In addition, to see if the spell-check will resume from the start

Open a fresh and new document together with the document
with your typing in.

Copy the contents of the older document into the new document.

Run spell check.

I believe that your original version of the CUSTOM.dic file was corrupted
with a loss of the words you had stored there.

In future, you may make regular backups of your CUSTOM.dic file

HTH,
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Kevin James.
Tua'r Goleuni


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| Ken wrote:
| I finally changed CUSTOM.DIC to CUSTOM.OLD and pressed Enter. That did
| indeed fix the original problem I reported here. Spelling and Grammar
| check now works again. Thanks Kevin!
|
| But - weirdly - only from the point in the typed text where I'm
| currently at. That is, not in the page or so of text already typed. A
| surname like Zizek doesn't get a red underline there (even when I Select
| All and click on Tools/Spelling and Grammar). But if I type Zizek in a
| new paragraph, it immediately gets the red underline.
|
| Also, the expression 'vis-a-vis', without a reverse accent on the 'a',
| is in the text already typed. Try as I may, I can't get AutoCorrect
| (which IS turned on) to replace that unaccented phrase with an accented
| one - yet the unaccented phrase is in the AutoCorrect list to be corrected.
|
| And I'd love to know what happened to my original personal dictionary
| (CUSTOM.DIC) containing scores of words I'd carefully compiled there!
|
| - Ken (in Oz)
|





Works 8 crashes and will not print - but will print to pdf creator

Posted: 14 Feb 2007 02:30 PM PST

Elivisf

It appears there is an issue with Works and the latest HP printer
update. If the same Printer worked before and does not work now it
must be an update that has caused the change.

Uninstalling the latest update might fix the issue for you

Works from Win95 and current MS Word/Works

Posted: 14 Feb 2007 09:44 AM PST

Wow. They must have a lot of copies. I used to post that link several years
ago.

DavidF

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Version 4.5a wimpy graph lines.

Posted: 14 Feb 2007 03:03 AM PST

G'day Kevin,
very canny.
I'll give it a go.


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Works 8 Database on Vista crashing woes

Posted: 13 Feb 2007 07:43 AM PST

I called HP (the system manufacturer) and they walked me through a coplete
system restore. It seemed to alleviate the crashing issues until I tried to
print to the HP OfficeJet 6210 All-In-One, where I received the usual "Works
is shutting down" message. I can now format fields, print preview, open the
print dialog, and print to the MS XPS Document Writer (the default printer).
My current workaround is to print to MS XPS, open the new XPS document, and
print to HP 6210 from there.


"Homer J Simpson" wrote: 

I set MS WDB compatability to XP SP2 and launched WDB from start menu. The
crash still occurs when printing directly from MS WDB to HP 6210.


"Homer J Simpson" wrote: 

The spreadsheet program is pretty cool!


Also, thank you for taking the time to help me with this issue.