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Thanks - I'll check it out. So this is for opening Word documents attached to e-mails while on line using Netscape on a Mac? <br />
We have no problem doing this on our Windows machines. 
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Thanks - I'll check it out. So this is for opening Word documents attached to e-mails while on line using Netscape on a Mac?
We have no problem doing this on our Windows machines.

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This is for opening word documents period. Regardless of whether youre in netscape or not. The reason you have no problem on the windows machines is because MS made the mac version of word and the PC version of word not like eachother very much. The document thats being sent to you was made on a PC.
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This is for opening word documents period. Regardless of whether youre in netscape or not. The reason you have no problem on the windows machines is because MS made the mac version of word and the PC version of word not like eachother very much. The document thats being sent to you was made on a PC.

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Where can I find a plug-in to open Word documents attached to Netscape e-mails &nbsp;- received on a Mac.<br />
Thanks - 
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Where can I find a plug-in to open Word documents attached to Netscape e-mails  - received on a Mac.
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Plug-in to open Word Documents with Netscape

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