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LaDonna
Dec 30, 2009, 2:20:01 PM12/30/09
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I need help very desperately and if anyone has experience this and can either
walk me through the solution or give me a point of direction!!I am just
totally burnt out trying to figure this out....I am NOT computer literate AT
ALL and I always run into problems and don't know what to do. I don't have a
credit card to pay for help and yet I have a VERY important file document
that I can't seem to open or view or anything with my newly installed Word
View 2003. I have tried to uninstall and reinstall it and even repair but I
continue to get the following message.......COMMAND LINE OPTION SYNTAX
ERROR.TYPE COMMAND /?FOR HELP?!?!?!!?wHAT?????? This is like someone speaking
French to me....I do NOT get it.:( Please can someone tell me what to do or
can try or any other help or infor would be greatly greatly appreciated!!!!
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LaDonna
walk me through the solution or give me a point of direction!!I am just
totally burnt out trying to figure this out....I am NOT computer literate AT
ALL and I always run into problems and don't know what to do. I don't have a
credit card to pay for help and yet I have a VERY important file document
that I can't seem to open or view or anything with my newly installed Word
View 2003. I have tried to uninstall and reinstall it and even repair but I
continue to get the following message.......COMMAND LINE OPTION SYNTAX
ERROR.TYPE COMMAND /?FOR HELP?!?!?!!?wHAT?????? This is like someone speaking
French to me....I do NOT get it.:( Please can someone tell me what to do or
can try or any other help or infor would be greatly greatly appreciated!!!!
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LaDonna
Gilnockie
Dec 31, 2009, 10:33:01 AM12/31/09
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Ladonna,
I'm no Word geek either, but a little more information might be helpful.
i.e. what kind of file are you trying to open? What extension (last 3 or 4
letters after the "." (dot or period in the filename). It's possible that
Word View cannot open the type of file you are trying to open.
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DRADDS
I'm no Word geek either, but a little more information might be helpful.
i.e. what kind of file are you trying to open? What extension (last 3 or 4
letters after the "." (dot or period in the filename). It's possible that
Word View cannot open the type of file you are trying to open.
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DRADDS
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