Windows 98 Find option / MS-DOS Problems/ Microsoft Word problems needed urgently?
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Win 98\n#1 There is no way any how do this. Yu can find only one diractory at a time. or Local Hard Drives (C,D,E)\n#2 This can also be not done as folders don't have an extension. You can only find files with a particular extension.\n#Type the first & last date of the month in the from..to(between option)- selecting the created option.\n#Modifed, Created, Last Accessed\n#of type: other extnsions of files, sixe is - at least,at most\n\nDOS type: copy/? or move/? in the ms-dos.you'll get. Ex. copy(or move) source1 + source2  destination.\n\nWord\n#Times new roman 12 (in 2000 & later) TNR 10 (before 2000)\n#Click view , header & footer, go to footer by switchin'. Press tab for a few times or ctrl+r\n#anything wish\n\nBy the way the fastest computer is at JAPAN, yokohama institute of earth science. If you run that you would not have asked this question. What's your computer? hu?
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Use any one of the utilities \nhttp://www.pcworld.com/downloads/collection/0,collid,1295,00.asp\n\nto recover files
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That depends on the version. If you are running XP Professional/Home, there are a variety of troubleshooting techniques from Microsoft Support. I'll give you this as a starting point and hope it helps out.
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GO TO THIS MICROSOFT SITE AND JUST FOLLOW DIRECTIONS. THERE ARE SO MANY OTHER CHOICES OF SEARCH REFERENCES IT IS MIND BOGGLING.
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muhahahaha its geting to the stage when ppl dont know the old DOS any more So sad!!!\n\ncd&#92;\nDir\nDir /p\ndeltree\n\nIE \n\nCd&#92;windows (would put u in the windows Directory)\n\nThen Dir (would display the whats in the Directory) dir /p will do it will breaks so u can view whats in the folder\n\nHope it helps
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open word. it should give you the option when you load it up.\n\nof open the file in word(not sure about that but worth a try)
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try going to start >run and type in this excatly SFC /SCANNOW that is sfc space/scannow.let it do a systom file check..if it ask for the windows recovery cd insert it into the cd rom
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manually delete them, search them out with windows search
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Try using Open and Repair feature\n\n-Open Word\n-File | Open...\n-Navigate to the file location and select the file (just single-click on the file in the dialog box)\n-Click the down-arrow on the Open button\n-Select Open and Repair
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Sounds like you're using Windows Explorer - this 'error' comes up all the time and it's quite likely it's Explorer itself that's using the file.\n\nFirst thing is to close down applications that may be using the file - eg if it's a doc file you're trying to delete then close down MS Word.  If that doesn't resolve it then close down Windows Explorer.  Rebooting the computer will do the trick but it's quicker to kill explorer by holding down CTRL, ALT and DELETE simultaneously, click the PROCESSES tab, find EXPLORER.EXE on the list, highlight/click it, click END PROCESS, say YES to the warning message.  Explorer should now be terminated.  Next click on FILE from the top menu, click NEW TASK (RUN), type in the word EXPLORER and hit enter.  Explorer should now restart and you can try deleting the file again.\n\nIf this doesn't work then reboot the computer.
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u've gotta be very patient with windows coz it sucks most of the time...\nWhen its searching, dont hit the X (Close button) let it take its time...\nOne reason why this could happen is the folder in which you are searching might have a huge compressed file (any file more than 10 mb is huge for windows). Check if your folder has huge .zip or .rar files...  If yes, then therez no other option.. you've gotta wait till it completes...\n\nIf you are planning to install windows again, go for Windows 98. Its got better search algorithm than XP..\n\nThe best option: Switch to linux :)
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download the latest service pack for Office 2002. Visit the following web site.\n\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=85AF7BFD-6F69-4289-8BD1-EB966BCDFB5E&displaylang=en
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Microsoft support website has the fix:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=170086\n\nGood luck!
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Here is my short list:\n1. Email files (location depends on application)\n2. Anything in MyDocuments, or My*. These folders are located in the Documents and Settings folder. Windows has so many handles open to that folder, during a crash, it's likely to get corrupted. \n3. Any file that can not be replaced: Financial docs, passwords, or important names and numbers. \n4. Broswer bookmarks and settings. \n\nThat's all I can think of. Usually, if the above are saved, I can reinstall and be back to "normal" within a few hours.
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Hi.. There,\n\nCheck outt he Microsoft Knowledge Center,I m sure that will be very helpful\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=0
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Do a search for "Windows Genuine Advantage crack" (quoting only the first three words).  You can remove a couple of registry keys, a couple of programs, and a couple of DLLs.  Some of those results will go so far as to give you "updated" versions of these files to restore your lost functionality.
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Try password recovery software.\n\nhttp://lastbit.com/word/\n\nhttp://www.crackpassword.com/products/prs/msoffice/