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You try to save a document in the Word 97-2003 & 6.0/95 - RTF (*.doc) file format in Microsoft Office Word 2007. However, the file converter is missing in the Save as type box of the Save or Save As dialog box.
You may have used the Word 97-2003 & 6.0/95 - RTF (*.doc) file converter to save documents in earlier versions of Microsoft Word so that the documents could be opened in Microsoft Word 6.0 or in Microsoft Word 97.
Symptoms
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This issue occurs because the Word 97-2003 & 6.0/95 - RTF (*.doc) file converter is not installed by Word 2007.
Note The file name of the file converter is Wrd6er32.cnv.
Cause
To resolve this issue, perform one of the following actions:
Save the document in the Rich Text Format (*.rtf) file format.
Install the Microsoft Office File Converter Pack. When you install the converter pack, the Word 97-2003 & 6.0/95 - RTF (*.doc) file converter is installed.
To obtain the Office File Converter Pack, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
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Resolution
For more information about the Office File Converter Pack, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
212265 Additional text converters and image filters are available in the Microsoft Office File Converter Pack
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- I forgot to add that I also found three Windows 98 discs; a first edition, a second edition upgrade, and a second edition disc for computers without Windows.
Didn't have the case though... - Word 6 is in the library, and was the most popular word processor when it came out. You're lucky that you have the manuals though!
Also in the library is a 32-bit version, to bypass 16-bit limitations. - I had a complete copy myself of Word 6.0 - ended up selling on eBay for around $50 including postage earlier this year. For a while I started collecting the retail copies of the individual Office family apps, but decided not to later on. Takes up too much space and so have kept it to just the Office packages.
I remember the version well in its heyday, was very successful on Windows 3.1 but not as much on the Mac. I had it on my Win 95 machine until Office 97 was released. Even at the old age of 11, I didn't think Office 95 was worthwhile at the time from Office 4.3.
Not a bad find from hard rubbish. Never had any success finding software. The Win 98 CDs are possibly worthwhile on eBay if you are inclined. It's a popular OS choice for people fixing up Pentium 2s for vintage gaming and so forth.
It would be nice to have these manuals in a PDF format. - Lurk around that rubbish pile, you might find some more gems
- I had a complete copy myself of Word 6.0 - ended up selling on eBay for around $50 including postage earlier this year. For a while I started collecting the retail copies of the individual Office family apps, but decided not to later on. Takes up too much space and so have kept it to just the Office packages.
I remember the version well in its heyday, was very successful on Windows 3.1 but not as much on the Mac. I had it on my Win 95 machine until Office 97 was released. Even at the old age of 11, I didn't think Office 95 was worthwhile at the time from Office 4.3.
Not a bad find from hard rubbish. Never had any success finding software. The Win 98 CDs are possibly worthwhile on eBay if you are inclined. It's a popular OS choice for people fixing up Pentium 2s for vintage gaming and so forth.
It would be nice to have these manuals in a PDF format.
That's a good idea, but I don't have a printer at home and I wouldn't have access to a scanner long enough to scan 1000 pages of instructions :P - Lurk around that rubbish pile, you might find some more gems
I made sure to have a very good look, but unfortunately that pile (like all the other piles in the area) have been picked up yesterday and taken to the landfill
Guess I'll have to wait until next year!