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Hi Gsazeides,<br />
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You may just not have the filter installed. Re run the Word/Office SETUP and do add &nbsp;components install, then look for the Word Pro filter.<br />
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Calacuccia
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Hi Gsazeides,

You may just not have the filter installed. Re run the Word/Office SETUP and do add  components install, then look for the Word Pro filter.

Calacuccia

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Upgrading to an answer...<br />
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Calacuccia
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Uuhhmm...<br />
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Bill, apparantly I must be wrong somewhere...<br />
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&lt;Withdrawing answer in shame&gt;
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Uuhhmm...

Bill, apparantly I must be wrong somewhere...

<Withdrawing answer in shame>

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It appears that Microsoft has reverted to an old policy that their product's not good enough if a Lotus product will work with it. &nbsp;They've also withdrawn support of ALL 1-2-3 macros!<br />
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billhood
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It appears that Microsoft has reverted to an old policy that their product's not good enough if a Lotus product will work with it.  They've also withdrawn support of ALL 1-2-3 macros!

billhood

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anyone can help me to open this file that has an extension .LWP. I think its in Lotus SmartSuite96. 
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anyone can help me to open this file that has an extension .LWP. I think its in Lotus SmartSuite96. 

Open an .LWP file in Office2000

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.