Why only option a "read only" file? scatterjoy2 04.11.2005 17:59:04 I'm writing a paper that need ongoing alteration and reproduction.Office xp isn't allowing me to do this. I'm given no option other than saving documents in a "read only" file. When I attempt to re-read the file, I am asked how it was encoded in order to make it re-readable. Why has it been encoded without my knowledge? Why have I not even been made aware of the language used to encode it in the first place, so I can uncode the file? AAARGH.... So far, I hate this program!!!

Re: Why only option a "read only" file? Peter Flynn <peter.nosp[ at ]m.silmaril.ie> 06.11.2005 23:26:11 scatterjoy2 wrote: [Quoted Text] > I'm writing a paper that need ongoing alteration and > reproduction.Office xp isn't allowing me to do this. I'm given no > option other than saving documents in a "read only" file. When I > attempt to re-read the file, I am asked how it was encoded in order to > make it re-readable. Why has it been encoded without my knowledge? > Why have I not even been made aware of the language used to encode it > in the first place, so I can uncode the file? > AAARGH.... So far, I hate this program!!! Probably a troll, but why not use OpenOffice instead? ///Peter -- XML FAQ: http://xml.silmaril.ie/