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Looking to convert OpenOffice.org files into Office XP? Confused by SXW files or SXC files? Transparen can help.

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The following text describes what is involved in opening a .SXW or .SXC file, but if you would like help, we'd be happy to provide remote assistance where, with your permission, we take control over your keyboard and mouse and show you how to use OpenOffice step-by-step.

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OpenOffice.org? What's that?

OpenOffice.org is an Open Source word processing and office productivity suite, available for Windows, Linux, and a dozen other platforms. To convert an OpenOffice file to Office XP format, simply download a copy of OpenOffice, install it, load the file, and re-save the file in Office XP format.

How to open an .SXW file

The .SXW file is an OpenOffice Writer file. OpenOffice Writer is an Open Source alternative to Microsoft Word. It is available as a free download from www.openoffice.org. To open an .SXW file, under Microsoft Windows, you will need a copy of OpenOffice.org, which is available at www.openoffice.org - we recommend downloading the most recent stable version of OpenOffice.org for Microsoft Windows in your language. Once you have downloaded and installed a recent version of OpenOffice.org, then you will only need to double click on the .SXW file, and it will then open.

How to open an .SXC file

The .SXC file is an OpenOffice Calc file. OpenOffice Calc is an Open Source alternative to Microsoft Excel. It is available as a free download from www.openoffice.org. To open an .SXC file, under Microsoft Windows, you will need a copy of OpenOffice.org, which is available at www.openoffice.org - we recommend downloading the most recent stable version of OpenOffice.org for Microsoft Windows in your language. Once you have downloaded and installed a recent version of OpenOffice.org, then you will only need to double click on the .SXC file, and then it will open.

How to convert the .SXW file to .DOC

Once you have opened the .SXW file in OpenOffice.org, then you need to 'Save As...' and select the .DOC (Microsoft Office 2000/XP) data format before you save.

How to convert the .SXC file to .XLS

Once you have opened the .SXC file in OpenOffice.org, then you need to 'Save As...' and select the .XLS (Microsoft Office 2000/XP) data format before you save.

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Transparen has a software solution.  The solution converts entire directories from sxw to doc.  For more information, please visit our SXW to DOC Application page.  This will help you get started.

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