Hi:
Go to Windows Explorer or File Explorer. Find the RTF file. Click once to highlight it, then Right-click to get a popup window, as shown below:
Under Open with you should see the applications that have been specified to open an RTF file. As you can see, on my system, I picked Notepad and Word as the 2 applications for RTF files. If you don't see Word as a choice in the Open with window, then you have to pick Choose another app. If you click Choose another app, then you should see some suggested other apps, like WordPad and Notepad, etc. Word should be in that list.
Hope this helps,
Cynthia
Hi:
That is not what I observe -- as long as my path has a file extension of .RTF for the file I'm creating ODS RTF works fine for me. Here's my test:
As you can see, the RTF file opened in WORD correctly.
Cynthia
If you have Excel opening an RTF document it may indicate that your Windows system has been set to open RTF by Excel.
Try this: use the Windows Explorer to navigate to the folder where you have saved the RTF file. Click on the RTF file to open it. If it opens in Excel then you need to change the default program used to open the RTF files.
Any behavior about footnotes would likely come from the Excel treatment of headers and/or footers which is different than Word.
Hi:
Go to Windows Explorer or File Explorer. Find the RTF file. Click once to highlight it, then Right-click to get a popup window, as shown below:
Under Open with you should see the applications that have been specified to open an RTF file. As you can see, on my system, I picked Notepad and Word as the 2 applications for RTF files. If you don't see Word as a choice in the Open with window, then you have to pick Choose another app. If you click Choose another app, then you should see some suggested other apps, like WordPad and Notepad, etc. Word should be in that list.
Hope this helps,
Cynthia
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