bnfb@june.cs.washington.edu (Bjorn Freeman-Benson) (02/07/89)
In article <1817@oakhill.UUCP> mattp@oakhill.UUCP (Matt Pressly) writes: >Since the MS-DOS version requires style sheets and >documents to be two separate files, Macintosh Word documents are basically >worthless on the PC This, of course, is not true. What you do is save the MacWord file as an MSWord file (using "File Format" in the "Save As..") and then transfer the file. True, the styles do not come over, but you can recreate them using the "style-by-example" feature. I wouldn't recomend doing this often, but it does work. Bjorn