Re: Reader taking over .doc pages

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From: Noel Burgess
Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2008 15:59

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What happens when you double-click on a .doc file? If you get an 
error message, please paste it into your query. It would also help 
to know what version of Word you're trying to use.

Have a look at Control panel > Folder options > File types and 
scroll down to DOC. This should be shown as a Microsoft Word 
document. Click the Advanced button, select Open in the Actions pane 
and click Edit. What does it say in the 'Application used to perform 
action' box?
-- 
Noel

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