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As far as I can tell, Office 2000 is the &quot;Newest&quot; version of Word that can read Works 4.0 files.<br />
Word XP (2002) might as well, but I never installed it.<br />
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You can still get legit copies of Office 2000 online or on Ebay.<br />
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I have seen File convertes on the MS Site, but none that specifically convert Works 4.0 files<br />
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JeffCoachman
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boag2000,<br />
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No problem, hope this helps the asker out!<br />
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Kevin<br />

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While using MS word 2007 to open MS Works files made prior to version 6.0 the open dialog is unable to convert the file format. We can see the convert option on word 2007 for works version 6-9, but do not have an option for the older Works formats. What converters are available to upgrade the older file formats?
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While using MS word 2007 to open MS Works files made prior to version 6.0 the open dialog is unable to convert the file format. We can see the convert option on word 2007 for works version 6-9, but do not have an option for the older Works formats. What converters are available to upgrade the older file formats?

Converting Works version 4 docs to word 2007

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