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Method 1of 2:
Using Word
Open Microsoft Word. It's a blue app that looks like a book of writing with a white " W " on it.
Click onFilein the menu bar at the top of the screen.
Click onOpen….
Select the RTF file you want to convert.
Click onOpen. The RTF file will open into Microsoft Word.
Click onFilein the menu bar at the top of the screen.
Click onSave As….
Click on the "File Format:" drop-down menu.
- On some versions of Word, the file format drop-down menu isn't labeled. If so, simply click the drop-down menu that says "Rich Text Format (.rtf)" to select another file format.
Click onWord Document (.docx).
Click onSave. The RTF file has been converted to a Microsoft Word document.
- If a warning regarding the document format pops up, click on OK .
Method 2of 2:
Using Google Docs
Go tohttps://docs.google.comin a browser. This opens the Google Docs website.
- If you're not logged in automatically, log in or create a free Google account.
Click on
. This ? symbol is located in the lower-right section of the page and creates a new document.
Click onFilein the upper-left of the window.
Click onOpen….
Click on theUploadtab at the top-center of the window.
Click onSelect a file from your computerin the center of the window.
Select the RTF file you want to convert.
Click onFilein the upper-left of the window.
Click onDowload As.
Click onMicrosoft Word.
Name the document and click onSave. The RTF file has been saved a Microsoft Word document.
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