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Answer» a friend e-mailed me a photograph as an attachment and when i saved it, it saved as a "WPD" file. the only program i can get to open it is "wordpad", but it shows up as an illegible bunch of symbols and characters like some kind of code. mike_96_ws6...Unless I'm off base that WPD is a word perfect file extension. If you have word perfect try that or.....MS word may open it or perhaps even Adobe reader .....or better yet have your friend save it in a format you can open . i don't have 'word perfect' so i ordered it from SoftwareOutlet.com. i tried Adobe Acrobat Reader but it did not open, only a box saying "file does not begin with '%PDF-' ". and 'MS word' shows the same STUFF i get with 'wordpad'. ----------------- Quote Posted by: Neil i have Norton Internet Security 2005, updated 12/2/04 and set to scan all incoming and outgoing e-mail. the attachment scans as "virus free"? ------------------ thanks you both for your replies. hopefully it will open with word perfect when it gets here, which will be a few days {COMING from CA via UPS}. Couldn't you ask your friend to save in another format? You might not need to buy new software then. Since it's a picture file, try opening it in paint or another such program. Usually to get paint, start > programs > accsessoriesFile Extension Details for .WPD (Click)There's a lot of different files using the same extention. If only Microsoft used bigger ones... Personally, I wouldn't have used extentions in the first place... store file type data in the file's header or something... but then, since when was I the programming master? Quote Personally, I wouldn't have used extentions in the first place You donot have to. Set Windows XP to show all (regular) extensions and remove them. There you GO, no more nasty extensions! I take no responsibility for the consequencesI already do that to get blacklisted file types such as .exe into college. They must think I'm so stupid. I can access most of the control panel through help and support.There's an idea. |
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