Older Wordperfect. Lost document password? Any way to find so can open .?
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try this site www.lostpassword.com/wordperfect.htm
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Right click it and edit with notepad, see what you can recover
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Tools > Protect Document.  Choose Forms radial button, and enter a password.  You have to have set form boxes in the places for them to fill out their information.  The rest of the document outside of those form boxes will be protected.  Check the help files in Word for additional information.  It is all there.
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I'm assuming you deleted a Microsoft Word file, not just text from a file. You can restore it by downloading this free program called Restoration:\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/restoration.html
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Open Office can open both file types you named, and is free. I have never tried to save in a format other than .doc, but it might save in .wp9 if you ask real nice.
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dazed and confused ? ;-)\n\nI suppose you mean a word document. If you remember the name and folder of that document then it's no problem.\nOpen your e-mail program and click on new e-mail, then click on "add attachment" - a explorer window pop up and you can navigate to that document, select it and click ok or import. write your message and send it.
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save it to your documents make a new folder name that folder move the document into it and password the folder http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306531
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Yes\nhttp://openoffice.org\n\nor abiword\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=abiword
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print screen\n\nI operate in WordPerfect 11\n\nI can hit that button and the open WP, right click and paste whatever is on the screen to wordperfect.
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There might have been an error when saving the file, causing an incorrect extension.\n\nI am assuming that when you try to open it, you get a dialog box saying that Windows does not know which program to open it with.\n\nWhat ever the case, I would try saving the document, changing the name and putting ".doc" at the end. Then try opening it. I can't guarantee anything, but it's worth a try.
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With out the link it's impossible to say for sure.\nAt a guess, I would say you've associated a file incorrectly. \nWhen the open save box appears, check the file extension. If it is not .doc, then it's not a word file. I suspect it's a .pdf, and you need to open it with adobe acrobat reader. You can re-associate file extensions with programs through folder options.
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There are tons of programs to recover passwords from encrypted Word/Excel (and more) files.  The one listed in the sources section here is a freeware program to do it.
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open up what program you were using and usaully they have a list of the most recent documents open it and savfe it to a different location or just look where it was saved
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If the data has been completely overwritten I don't think there is anyway of getting it back, but if it has been partially overwritten you may be able to get some of it back i.e. if it is a word doc file.\nUsing something like 'Restoration' which I have had some success with in the past but ensure you install it on another hardrive otherwise you will risk overwriting the data you are trying to retrieve.\n\nCheers!
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depending on where your file came from, you can try to go back and see if theres a password.\n\nIf you got it orm a friend, they may have forgotten to include the pw\n\ntry googling the file, or going to downloads.com
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Uh oh\n\ndont worry you didnt lose them look here:\n\nMy Documents &#92; USER_NAME &#92; Application Data&#92; Microsoft &#92; Template\n\nthats where the templates are. Getting them to MSO 2003 open them and save as a template \n\nDont sweat
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Have a look for ~temp files, sort by date, possible you will find there. Then, open in word "Recover Text From Any File" good luck.