how do i convert a letter to a microsoft word document?
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1.  Open letter.\n2.  Ctrl-A to select it all.\n3.  Ctrl-C to copy it all.\n4.  Open Word.\n5.  Ctrl-V to paste it.
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Open up MS Word and bring up the document you want to transfer to Powerpoint.\nOpen up Powerpoint and insert a Text Box in the slide.\nGo back to MS Word. \n\nA.\nClick on "Edit" then "Select All" (if you want all the text in the document to appear in Powerpoint).\nThen click on "Edit" again, then "Copy".\n\n   -or---\n\nB.\nIf you need to copy only a portion of the document over to Powerpoint:\nClick on "Edit", then -highlight- the text you want to transfer to Powerpoint.\nThen right-click over the highlighted area and click on "Copy".\n\nAfterwards ...\nGo back to Powerpoint, right-click on any part -inside-\n the Text Box, then click on "Paste". The text from Word should appear in the Powerpoint Text Box.\n\nIf this does not work ...\nPull up Powerpoint.\nThen go back to MS Word. Minimize the screen, so that it is smaller than the Powerpoint screen, and you can see some part of the Text Box in Powerpoint.\n\nDo procedures "A" or "B".\nThen position your cursor over the highlighted area and "DRAG" it (by clicking on the LEFT mouse key -without- releasing it) until the cursor is over any part -INSIDE- the Text Box.\nRelease the Left Mouse Key.\nYour MS Word text should now appear inside the Powerpoint Text Box.\nGood Luck!
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For PDF to Word conversion, I've found that SolidPDF does a good job. It does a very good job of preserving formatting - not perfect, but very good. \n\nSource(s):\nhttp://www.solidpdf.com/
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If you do that, it would be illegal.  I use OpenOffice, it's completely free and will open, edit and save as MS Word format.
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openoffice.org provides a free office suite similar to\nWindows Office, but it allows you to convert all documents to PDF.
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In MS Word go to Insert>Symbol. Then choose "(normal text)" from the font drop down menu. Then choose the letter/symbol you want to insert and then click "insert".
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Use a Microsoft Word Template.
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Write your letter in word pad.  That is found via start, programs, accessories.  Use the print preview option to check alignment on the page before printing.  If you need to use a spell checker you may need to write the letter in your e-mail, run your spell checker, then copy and paste into word pad.  If your letter is quite lengthy, the print preview option will show where you need to adjust your writing (by hitting enter and checking print preview until a second page is displayed).  Hope this helps.
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No. Why do you need word? Try OpenOffice.org. It is excellent, free and compatible with Word documents (.doc files).
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you can design one in your wordpreocessor, and then save it as a file, and then you could paste it on the top of every document when you start it, I don't know which one you have, but MS WORD, MS WORKS, Wordperfect, all of these are cable, and probably have templates. If you have none, there is free suite at opensource.com, that is comprable to MSworks called Openoffice.org 2.0, it is just like MS office
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With your curser highlight the text you would like to save. Right click. select "copy" then open your word processor and "paste" the text to a new document page. Go to "file" then "save as" and select the folder in which you would like to save the document and click "save"
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If Microsoft Word is installed on your computer (not all Windows systems ship with Word), you can locate it on your Start Menu under 'Start' / 'Programs' / 'Microsoft Office' / 'Microsoft Word'.\n\nIf Word is not installed on your computer, you may have to use WordPad (under 'Start' / 'Programs' / 'Accessories' / 'WordPad').\n\nIf don't have Word and you need features not included in WordPad, you can download OpenOffice for free at http://www.openoffice.org , which will let your create and edit Word .doc files.
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You will be needing the Adobe Acrobat Writer software. This the the most widely used converter to pdf. You need to buy a licensed to use one. \n\nIf you would like to convert some files only, Adobe has a website where you can convert a Word document and other format to pdf online for free. Please visit this link -> http://www.pdfonline.com/
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If you're using Adobe you should be able to open the file in Adobe the go to file and it will have a selection "SAVE AS TEXT"  it will save it as a Notepad Document.  Then you can copy it to Word or whatever Word processor you're using.
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Just use the standard business letter format.  I think Word has a template for that.  Also you can look at an example here:  http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/BusLetter_Block.html
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Try to Copy and paste it to a Word document, then print it off of word.
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You would need an OCR (Optical Character Recognition) program.  These take scanned images of documents and tries to "read" the letters and create a Word (or other) document based what it "reads."  PaperPort makes one, and I'm sure if you do a Yahoo or Google search for OCR then you may be able to find others.\n\nThese are great for documents that are strictly text.  When you throw in images and fancy formatting, sometimes these programs will not be able to read through that and return a bunch of gibberish on screen for the scanned document.  It is always advisable, regardless of how well they work, to proofread the resultant documents just in case there are minor errors in scanning.