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Sxw files

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 gilberty -
Hello,
Who would be kind enough to tell me how to open a file with a .sxw extension?
I am using Windows Me

Thank you in advance
Configuration: Windows Me

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  1.
    Yoan Posted messages 11905 Status Moderator 2 356
     
    Hi,
    With OpenOffice.org suite:
    http://fr.openoffice.org/
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  2. gilberty
     
    Hello,
    in my documents, I have sxw files that I cannot open. What should I do? Thank you.
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  3. Yoan Posted messages 11905 Status Moderator 2 356
     
    I don't see the point, unless you're studying computer science?

    sxw ext.

    [type (files)] File name extension used for documents from StarOffice and OpenOffice word processors. The data is in XML and compressed.

    Doing office work = studying computer science?
    Indeed, there's a problem!
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    1. (ti)nono
       
      Thank you for the information.
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  4. bobol
     
    Hello,

    Exactly! This type of file opens with the Openoffice suite.

    moulbare
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  6. SOFIE
     
    A friend gave me a central unit and when I start it, I find a program called
    SUSE Linux (green frog) and Windows XP. The files I create on this Windows have an sxw extension???
    I DON'T KNOW HOW TO GET NORMAL FILES.
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    1. OOoForum Posted messages 3871 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   965
       
      I assure you that SXW files are perfectly normal.


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      Why hack MS-Office when there is a free solution? Use OpenOffice.org
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  7. rendservice Posted messages 371 Status Member 46
     
    I don’t see the usefulness of it, unless you are studying computer science?

    sxw ext.

    [type (files)] File name extension used for documents from the StarOffice and OpenOffice word processor. The data is in XML and compressed.
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    1. Manu
       
      I don't see the connection with computer studies since OpenOffice is a completely free office suite (like MS Office), so there's no need to be a (future) computer scientist to use it.
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