Restore the files to MS Word ...

<p id='intelliTxt'> a Microsoft Word file corruption is a source of frustration. ... .The causes of corruption vary from inappropriate judgments of the Word application to a forced restart of the entire computer. ... .Word is equipped with tools to help, another file, but a third-party software can save the text file. ... .There are many steps to try before you give up a corrupted file. ... .In most cases, the text file is recoverable </ p> difficulty. .. <h2 Moderately challenging class="Heading1a Underline header"> instructions <ol id='intelliTxt'> <li id="jsArticleStep1"> <p .> 1 Start Microsoft Word by .double click. Clicking on the icon or select the Start menu. ... .When signs of recovery appear, select the document in the Word list and open the file automatically. ... .If none of the rest screens to take the next step. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep2"> <p> 2 Open the file in Word by clicking File, Open. ... .When the file opens, save the file in RTF format by clicking the "Save" to "file" and. ... .If you use Word 2007 or higher, "file" had been replaced by the ball at the top of the left side of the screen. ... .The next step if that does not work. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep3"> 3 <p> Open and Repair the file in Word by clicking File, then Open. ... .Click the file name, click on the arrow next to "Open" button. ... .Select "Open and Repair .. .with the next step if this does not work. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep4"> 4 <p> Open Word without any add-ons by clicking on the Start menu and select Run. ... .Type "winword / a" and press Enter. ... .Open the file using File, Open. ... .The next step if that does not work. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep5"> <p> 5 Open the file in Wordpad. ... .On the Start menu and select "Accessories". ... .Click "Wordpad". ... .Open the file by clicking File, Open. ... .The next step if that does not work. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep6"> 6 <p> Download recovery software third party in one of the suppliers in the resources listed. ... .Open the file in the software to start the recovery. .. </ P> ...