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<p>Wpsfilez: Created page with &quot;What is [http://www.wpsfile.net WPS File] ? What program to open it ? Recent versions of Microsoft Works (Works 2001, 2002, 2003, etc.) include Microsoft Word which writes by d...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>What is [http://www.wpsfile.net WPS File] ? What program to open it ? <br /> <br /> Recent versions of Microsoft Works (Works 2001, 2002, 2003, etc.) include Microsoft Word which writes by default to the supported (.doc) format. Older versions write by default to Microsoft's proprietary, obscure, and poorly supported (.wps) format. Even Microsoft's own Office Suite won't import .wps files without first downloading and installing a special converter.<br /> <br /> If you have access to Word 2000 or 97, an alternative approach is to install the appropriate Works converter linked below and then save to .doc or export to .rtf.<br /> <br /> Works 2000 converter for Word (2000 &amp; 97) The Works 2000 to Word Converter enables users of Word 2000, Word 97, or Works 4.x to open Works 2000 word-processing files. This converter has been tested with Works 4.0, Works 4.5, Works 2000, Word 97, and Word 2000 running on Windows 98 and Windows Me.</div>

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