Could someone try opening this and saving to something I can see?

[Prosperi-Tees]

I have tried everything and cant get it to open.

[Frog]

Looks like it may be time to email or phone the file's provider and ask them what the hell type of file it's supposed to be and do they have something else.

[royster13]

It is  word document.......

Open the file in notepad and you can get some clues....Rename the file to add .docx to the end and it will open....

[royster13]

Did you get the file to open?

[Prosperi-Tees]

Whoops. Sorry for not following up. I didn't get this file open but they found a PDF file that worked. Thanks

[Sbrem]

As a handy hint, I save a lot of Word files to pdf, and they work out fairly well in Illustrator after that; not every time, but most of the time...

Steve

[Prosperi-Tees]

As a handy hint, I save a lot of Word files to pdf, and they work out fairly well in Illustrator after that; not every time, but most of the time...

Steve

Thanks Steve I'll keep that in mind

[3Deep]

Steve thanks too, I'll keep that in mind as I get a lot of word art LOL

Darryl

[Sbrem]

I open them in Word, and save from there. The Microsoft art that Word gets you free online, is also vector, same thing, insert into the Word doc, then save to pdf. I like to "Place" them in Illustrator, then use "Expand Transparency" on it. Just to finish the hint...

Steve

[Frog]

I open them in Word, and save from there. The Microsoft art that Word gets you free online, is also vector, same thing, insert into the Word doc, then save to pdf. I like to "Place" them in Illustrator, then use "Expand Transparency" on it. Just to finish the hint...

Steve

Watch out on some of that stuff. We found out a few years back that the Microsoft Office online art had a no commercial use stipulation.

[Sbrem]

Good point. Take my example as for "educational purposes only"...

Steve