Hi Keven!

In the "MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual Volume I", the filecode is explained:

1100        | WDOC               | HPWORD Document

And in the "Using KSAM XL" manual:

1100         WDOC        Hewlett-Packard WORD document
1101         WDICT        Hewlett-Packard WORD hyphenation dictionary
1102         WCONF      Hewlett-Packard WORD configuration file
1103         W2601        Hewlett-Packard WORD attended printer environment

Now *that* recalls "glimpses of Nirvana" from a long lost time, when the HP150 PC's were
booted in the morning - and then started a several minutes (20 I think!) long upload of parts of HPWord from
the 3000 - to the small memory in these machines. Oh my!
I think all the WDOC files had a common lockword "burned-in" from HP, didn't they?

Guess your creation-date on these files must be somewhat old.

Regards,

Hans-Ole


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I have several files of FCODE=WDOC   (1100)
What creates/accesses these files?

They appear to be a type of WordPerfect file.

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