How do I save a document from wordpad onto a floppy disc???
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click File -> Save as -> then navigate to the A: drive to save.
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No they won't fit on a floppy.\n\nYou also can't just transfer a program like Microsoft Word like that.  It needs to be installed.  It puts files in multiple locations and also writes lots of information to the registry.\n\nYou need to install it properly.
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If you do not have MS Office, MS Word, or any other software that uses the '.doc' format, you will not be able to view files of that format.  Most likely, this format will not be available in the drop-down box mentioned above, either.\nAlternatively, you should still be able to save the files as a valid .doc file by typing quotations around the full file name in the 'file name' section of the Save screen.\n\nFor example, if you have a document titled 'example' and you want it saved as a .doc file, but have no other option of saving it as such...in the 'file name' box simply type the following:\n"example.doc"\nwith the quotation marks.\n\nIn order to view the file, however, you will have to have the necessary software installed on your system.  The extension has to be assigned to a valid program such as MS Word or WordPad I believe views .doc files, as well - though some of the advanced formatting available in MSWord will be lost when viewed with WordPad.\n\n***RESPONSE TO ADDITIONAL DETAILS***\nDid you try putting the quotation marks around the file name...such as\n"example.doc"\n\nWhen you add the quotations, it will save the file in the format specified regardless of what is in the "save as" box.\n\nAlso, open any folder (such as 'My Documents', for example) and go to Tools - Folder Options.  Click the 'File Types' tab and scroll down the list of file types until you find 'DOC'.  If you find it, down near the bottom where it says 'Opens with...' click 'Change' and browse for the program you prefer.\n\nIf you can't find it, click 'New', and in the top box, type\nDOC\nthen click 'Okay'.  Find DOC in the list, then follow the instructions above to select the appropriate program for it.
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All you have to do is take the floppy and un-write-protect it. You do this by taking it and moving this little piece of plastic on the floppy (if you're looking at it from the front, it is in the top right corner).
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i believe you can do this // put the floppy disc in the drive then go to my computer page(JUST LEFT CLICK ON START// THEN MY COMPUTER) and right click on the drive (my floppy drive is A) you will see "open " /// click open\nthen point to the file you want to delete and right click// then you will see "delete" left click delete// with floppy drives, im not sure but i think this space is lost after you do this// in any case they allways let you know if you try to put to much on them
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aslong as its not a dvd file you can do this\ndowload a version of "easy cd creator"\nand then just add the file as a  "data file"\ngood luck
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Here is an easy way to format a floppy disk on a windows xp, or 98 computer.  \n\n1.) Put the disk in the drive\n2.) Double click on my computer on yoru desktop.\n3.) Right hand click on 3 1/2 floppy disk drive\n4.) Select Format.\n\ngood luck!
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scan and save as a PDF
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Use Microsoft office and then convert it to a PDF file, that is what the printers have been telling me.....
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You will need a floppy, go to start>settings>control panel>add/remove programs>click start up (insert floppy)>click create disk!
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1.  Put the floppy into your drive.\n2.  Open up your e-mail program.\n3.  Click the option to "attach file".\n4.  Browse to your resume on the floppy drive "usually A:"\n5.  Attach the file.\n6.  Send the e-mail.
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put in a floppy, right click on A: drive, select format, select "Create a Windows Startup Disk" or whatever it says.  I don't have any floppies so I can't check, but it's very similar.
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Copy & paste that file into C drive ie not in any folder...then tell it to look for that file in C:&#92;\nor tell it to look in C:&#92;wiafbdrv.dll\n\nEDIT ...oops sorry for C read G..ie copy & paste into G drive (outside of windows) then tell it to look in G:&#92; or G:&#92;wiafbdrv.dll\n\nAnother trick is to copy it to a floppy...then insert the floppy & tell it to look in A:\nGood luck
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I do this alot for school papers so I think this might work for you. What I do is-\n1. Save the file in my documents or desktop\n2. Go to My Computer and click the disk (if it does not open in a different folder then just close it)\n3. Open My Documents in a different window while still having the My Computer window up as well\n4. Drag the word file onto the CD or into the folder\n It should say files waiting to be written or something like that and I hope this helps you
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Try on www.download.com\nwww.softpadia.com
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just sellect all files you want to save onto "My Documents" Go to Edit Copy or Ctrl+C AND then Paste (Ctrl+V) them on to your "My Documents" File.
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if you have windows, double click "my computer".  Then drag the files to the icon for the disk you want to use.  It has to be a writable disk drive, like a floppy drive or a writable CD drive.