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WTF is a .....wps file?
I received some docs that are wps files and I can't open w/ MS Office or Apple works. What application (program) do I need to open so I can read the stupid things?
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It's a MS Works file.
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Google is amazing isn't it?
"wps file extension" File Type 1 Microsoft Works Word Processor Document (Most common) Popularity 5 stars Very Common Category Text Files File Description Text document created with Microsoft Works Word Processor; similar to Microsoft Word (.DOC) document, but does not include advanced formatting options and macros that a Word document may contain; can be opened with most versions of Microsoft Word (included with Microsoft Office) as well as Microsoft Publisher. The Macintosh version of Microsoft Works was discontinued after version 4.0; the WPS format itself was discontinued by Microsoft in 2006 and replaced by the standard MS Word DOC format. NOTE: To open WPS files from within Microsoft Publisher, you may need to select "Word 2000" or "All File Types" in the Open dialog box. Program(s) that open wps files Mac OS Mac OS Microsoft Works Planamesa NeoOffice 2.2 or later Convert with DataViz MacLinkPlus Windows Windows Microsoft Works Microsoft Word Microsoft Publisher Sponsored Links Updated 10/10/2008 Star Fix file extension .WPS errors. File Type 2 Kingsoft Writer Document Popularity 3 stars Average Category Text Files File Description Word processing document created with Kingsoft Writer, the word processor included with Kingsoft Office (KSO); may include formatted text, images, and advanced page formatting. Program(s) that open wps files Windows Windows Kingsoft Writer
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Can't that be opened w/ MS Office? some kind of translation. All I get are pages of gobbley gook!
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I know I could have gone to Google but you guys always offer such interesting dialog, it's more fun this way!
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Well, as a works extension, apparently Word that comes with Office should open it, unless its the "Kingsoft Writer Document".
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I've never had any luck opening a .WPS file with word.
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You can download a free converter from MS to open it from MS Word.
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Here's an online tool that should convert the file for you.
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Thanks very much, that's works very well and fast.
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Excellent!
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