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Have you got Micorsoft word installed on that PC
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Have you got Micorsoft word installed on that PC

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That was the easiest way, save it to my download folder and then open it with Word.<br />
That link and it's content will be noted for future reference.
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That was the easiest way, save it to my download folder and then open it with Word.
That link and it's content will be noted for future reference.

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How to open a .doc file received in an e-mail?<br />
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error message: <br />
this file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action.<br />
Create an association in the &quot;set associations&quot; control panel.
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How to open a .doc file received in an e-mail?

error message: 
this file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action.
Create an association in the "set associations" control panel.

How to open a .doc file received in an e-mail?

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