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cant open a downloaded  document

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cosimworthituk - 30 Nov 2005 12:29 GMT
I keep getting the message that its not a supported type of file or that it
is corrupted. Have been on to the company that it came from seesm no on else
is having a problem with it. have tried to open it with other programs just
keep getting nowhere . even got it sent to me as an attachment on email stil
same no can do on opening..help its a job application and very important !
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thanks for all help..cosi

Merlin - 30 Nov 2005 13:38 GMT
Ok, we know it's a job application but what is the file type? What are the
three letters after the "." Example : Filename.XXX . What are the XXX's.?

>I keep getting the message that its not a supported type of file or that it
> is corrupted. Have been on to the company that it came from seesm no on
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> stil
> same no can do on opening..help its a job application and very important !
cosimworthituk - 30 Nov 2005 22:18 GMT
application-form-en.doc thats what it says on  the download
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> Ok, we know it's a job application but what is the file type? What are the
> three letters after the "." Example : Filename.XXX . What are the XXX's.?
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> > stil
> > same no can do on opening..help its a job application and very important !
cosimworthituk - 30 Nov 2005 22:16 GMT
 it actually says application- form-en.doc so have no idea what kind of file
it is..can you help please?
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thanks for all help..cosi

> I keep getting the message that its not a supported type of file or that it
> is corrupted. Have been on to the company that it came from seesm no on else
> is having a problem with it. have tried to open it with other programs just
> keep getting nowhere . even got it sent to me as an attachment on email stil
> same no can do on opening..help its a job application and very important !
Dixonian69 - 30 Nov 2005 22:31 GMT
Sorry for jumping in Merlin!

".doc" file extension (what the last 3 letters are called) is a MS Office
word document (in short doc).

Do you have Word or program that have convert to different format?
Any word processor program. Maybe even Wordpad.
it will change the appearance of the document though.
open and save as ".rtf" (rich text format) if possible.

>   it actually says application- form-en.doc so have no idea what kind of file
> it is..can you help please?
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> > keep getting nowhere . even got it sent to me as an attachment on email stil
> > same no can do on opening..help its a job application and very important !
Evolution54 - 30 Nov 2005 23:35 GMT
cosimworthituk Wrote:
> it actually says application- form-en.doc so have no idea what kind of
> file
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> --
> thanks for all help..cosi

This is simply a word document file. I am pretty sure you can open
it with Microsoft Word or even with Notepad or Wordpad. Since I assume
you don't have Word (since the file doesn't have Word icon), try
manually opening up Notepad and then click on File --> Open. Under the
Files Of Types drop down menu, click on All Files. Double click on the
document and see it it opens up.
If it still doesn't open up, it could be that the file is
corrupted and needs to be repaired. Also, try check to see if it is
infected with a virus by scanning it with a virus scanner.

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