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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask]> wrote: >> Hi Keven, >> Could WordPerfect for the 3000.... I think it was sold waaaaayyyy back >when >> .... We had them on the box here when I inherited it... I deleted them. >> > >There was an HP Word for the 3000. But, there are many file codes defined for >many purposes, esp. for HPDesk integration products. I don't remember a Word >Perfect, but that doesn't mean much. If you have HPDesk [...]40_11Feb199810:58: [log in to unmask] |
| Date: | Mon, 9 Feb 1998 14:50:44 -0600 |
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> Hi Keven,
> Could WordPerfect for the 3000.... I think it was sold waaaaayyyy back
when
> .... We had them on the box here when I inherited it... I deleted them.
>
There was an HP Word for the 3000. But, there are many file codes defined for
many purposes, esp. for HPDesk integration products. I don't remember a Word
Perfect, but that doesn't mean much. If you have HPDesk and someone sent a
document file as an attachement (e.g. from the OpenDesk GUI), then that
attachment was copied to an MPE file from a HPDesk character mode login, you
could get a file code like that.
Richard Gambrell
> Art "It is a great day... vacation tomorrow!!!! hehehe " Bahrs
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> >>> Keven Miller <[log in to unmask]> 02/09/98 12:17pm >>>
> 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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