Question:
So, in OS X, a person could change the extension from .cwk to .doc
& then it would open in MS Word?
(I use OS 8.6)
>> every time I save a file in Appleworks, it
>> adds
>> a .cwk to the end of the file name.
> OS X's way of identifying
> files is through the file extension, just like on a Windows machine.
> I was annoyed. But, I
> now see benefits. Having the file type as a three letter
> extension gives you flexibility in changing file types on stubborn
> files, since, if all else fails, you can just change the extension.
> John A. Ardelli
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