Copying a File from "C" drive.

[BOB SEATER]

BOUGHT A NEW COMPUTER AND HAD THE OLD "WORKS" DOCUMENTS
DOWNLOADED ON THE NEW COMPUTER. ALL THE DOCUMENTS WENT TO
THE "C" DRIVE UNDER MY DOCUMENTS. HOW CAN I GET THE
DOCUMENTS FROM THE "C" DRIVE TO WORKS DATA BASE AND NOT
HAVE TO CREATE NEW DOCUMENTS?

BEST BUY TECHNICIANS TRIED TO PASTE AND TRY EVERYTHING
THEY KNEW. STATED THEY NEVER HAD THIS PROBLEM BEFORE.THEY
WOULD NOT SUPPORT ME AND STATED THEY COULD NOT CALL
MICROSOFT.

THIS IS A NEW COMPUTER WITH WINDOWS
XP HOME USE.

[Frank]

BOB SEATER wrote:

| BOUGHT A NEW COMPUTER AND HAD THE OLD "WORKS" DOCUMENTS
| DOWNLOADED ON THE NEW COMPUTER. ALL THE DOCUMENTS WENT TO
| THE "C" DRIVE UNDER MY DOCUMENTS. HOW CAN I GET THE
| DOCUMENTS FROM THE "C" DRIVE TO WORKS DATA BASE AND NOT
| HAVE TO CREATE NEW DOCUMENTS?
|
| BEST BUY TECHNICIANS TRIED TO PASTE AND TRY EVERYTHING
| THEY KNEW. STATED THEY NEVER HAD THIS PROBLEM BEFORE.THEY
| WOULD NOT SUPPORT ME AND STATED THEY COULD NOT CALL
| MICROSOFT.
|
| THIS IS A NEW COMPUTER WITH WINDOWS
| XP HOME USE.

It is time for the Better Business Bureau. Or some such
consumer advocates group. _A NEW COMPUTER_

--
Tampa Bay RR

[D.Currie]

You would open them on the new computer the same way you did on the old. Do
you have Works installed on the new computer?

"BOB SEATER" > wrote in message
...
> BOUGHT A NEW COMPUTER AND HAD THE OLD "WORKS" DOCUMENTS
> DOWNLOADED ON THE NEW COMPUTER. ALL THE DOCUMENTS WENT TO
> THE "C" DRIVE UNDER MY DOCUMENTS. HOW CAN I GET THE
> DOCUMENTS FROM THE "C" DRIVE TO WORKS DATA BASE AND NOT
> HAVE TO CREATE NEW DOCUMENTS?
>
> BEST BUY TECHNICIANS TRIED TO PASTE AND TRY EVERYTHING
> THEY KNEW. STATED THEY NEVER HAD THIS PROBLEM BEFORE.THEY
> WOULD NOT SUPPORT ME AND STATED THEY COULD NOT CALL
> MICROSOFT.
>
> THIS IS A NEW COMPUTER WITH WINDOWS
> XP HOME USE.