| Works 4.5 error message "out of memory" Posted: 23 Oct 2004 05:33 PM PDT Hello Kevin,
Thanks for the advice. Your suggestion triggered my memory of having run
across this problem once before when I purchased my first HP 4200 printer. I
changed the driver to one from a 4050 HP printer and the problem was solved.
Good start to my Sunday morning. I appreciate the quick
response.............Mark
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| Importing data Posted: 23 Oct 2004 11:14 AM PDT Thanks, it works, of course. I tested it with a .tsv export of Works
Calendar, after which I spent some time formatting, hiding columns of
unwanted data, etc. Then, after printing, I Edit>Select All>Delete 'd
and saved my work as a template.
However, from that point, the way to get the stuff in to a formatted
database is to open the .tsv or other comma-, or tab-delimited file in
Notepad, Edit>Select All, and Copy. Paste it in the first cell of the
spreadsheet. Using a File>Open will simply create a new database with
the information and it won't be formatted.
Thanks for the reply.
Michael Santovec wrote:
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| Text to Date in Works Spreadsheet Posted: 22 Oct 2004 06:38 AM PDT Thanks for the Information - keep up the good work
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| Backing up entire calendar Posted: 21 Oct 2004 03:32 PM PDT Kevin James - MSMVP Works wrote:
Thank you. I hadn't looked in All Users, figuring that the calendar
would be a single-user thing. But even if I had, I'd not have been sure
that mswkscal.wcd was the item. It looks as though a safety backup
would be wise to copy all of those files, keeping categories and such.
In W2000, Works 7, it's: c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application
Data\Microsoft\Works, by the way, for anyone with that pairing.
Thanks again,
Chuck
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| Where do you go to get help? Posted: 21 Oct 2004 09:58 AM PDT Kevin,
Thanks, I had see some of these which do not indicate warranty support.
However, the one for Works Suite 2005 which I had not found does indicate 1-year support.
I have e-mailed the problem report there.
Thanks again,
Neil
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| help me Posted: 20 Oct 2004 09:03 PM PDT Hi Suzie,
In days, take their "sign-on date" away from the "present date".
HTH,
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| calendar holidays are missing Posted: 20 Oct 2004 11:27 AM PDT Not that I'm aware of.....
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| emailing a works document Posted: 19 Oct 2004 09:45 AM PDT Re: person receiving the email with the attachment can not open my
attachment.
Try this:
Open or create your document using Works Word processor.
Next, save the document into My Documents folder by clicking File on the
menu bar then clicking Save As.
In the Save As dialog popup for Save in: My Documents should display, leave
as is. Under File name: give your file a name. Under Save as type: click
the down arrow and select .rtf (Rich Text Format), click Save.
Note: most word processors can open a document with .rtf (Rich Text Format)
extension.
Close Works Word processor.
Open your mail program, if Outlook Express, click Create Mail, attached the
above saved document to your mail and send it.
Let us know the result,
Ken
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If I try to email one of my works documents from my word processor, the
person receiving the email with the attachment can not open my attachment.
Any help would be great. I am in college and one of my classes is online and
so far I have been unable to email my homework in and it is becoming a big
problem.
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| MSWORKS.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. Posted: 19 Oct 2004 08:21 AM PDT There are several causes to this. One is having a Generic Text Only printer set as the
default printer. Another is needing an update printer driver from your printer
manufacturer.
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| Works 7- Word Processor- Document Statistics, Spell Check Options Posted: 17 Oct 2004 04:09 PM PDT If you are using a late version of Works Suite, you have WORD in it. You
just need to get the settings he told you and it will be there. WORD is a
very powerful, and sometimes difficult to set up. If you are using WORD
your documents will say WORD above the Menu Bar.
Good Luck
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| Ken:TExt docs cannot open - see below also.. Posted: 16 Oct 2004 10:09 AM PDT Aldus sprak DavidF op 18-10-2004 19:49:
What always changes is the location of floating images or textframes. So
it will be best to put pictures inline and notuse text frames.
Erik
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