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The wpd file extension is associated with Corel WordPerfect, a word processing program, developed by Corel Corporation. Corel Word Perfect is part of Corel Word Perfect Office suite.The wpd file contain binary output format for documents created using Corel Word Perfect. It is the default document format of the program.MIME types used:application/wordperfapplication/wordperfectapplication/wpdNote: 602PC suite also uses documents with wpd file extension, however this is completely different file format.Updated: March 15, 2019.

• Read Wordperfect Files In Word

Help how to open:Use WordPerfect or other supported program to open the.wpd files.Microsoft Word provides file format converters that enable Word to open documents that were created in older versions of WordPerfect. If your document was created in a version of WordPerfect that is later than 6.x, save it in an older WordPerfect format before you open it in Word. How to convert:Use WordPerfect Converter and other compatible tools to convert WPD documents to other file formats. Find conversions from wpd file:Find converter to wpd file type:File identification strings:HEX code: FF 57 50 43ASCII code:.WPC Related. Recommended software programs are sorted by OS platform (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android etc.)and possible program actions that can be done with the file: like open wpd file, edit wpd file, convert wpd file, view wpd file, play wpd file etc. (if exist software for corresponding action in File-Extensions.org's database).Hint:Click on the tab below to simply browse between the application actions, to quickly get a list of recommended software, which is able to perform the specified software action, such as opening, editing or converting wpd files.

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I have a document which comprises 212 pages, around 950Kb in size. When editing it in Wordperfect X4, I get an error dialog pop up saying 'Unknown file format'.

If I try to save the document, I get the same error several times, then it doesn't save. The same happens if I try to print the entire document.If I try to load it in MS Word 2007, about 112 pages are imported and then Word says the file may be corrupt.I have checked the document with WPLOOK and that says there is no corruption in it.Does anyone have any idea what I can do to correct whatever errors there are in the document, or who/where I can contact to try and get it sorted out?Many thanks.I have checked the document with WPLOOK and that says there is no corruption in it.' Checking' is not the same as 'repairing.' See the exact instructions on using WPLOOK on the above linked page.P.S.Help us to help you:.

Please update your profile in our (see the first tab link at the top of this page) with your operating system and your specific 'build' number of WordPerfect as shown in your WordPerfect's Help, About WordPerfect menu. See the column on the left of this page for examples of the four-part decimal number we need. It will be in the form of n.0.0.n, where ' n' = a number.

It is also found in a small text file, volinfo.txt, in the root driectory of the installation CD. Enter this four-part number under 'Additional Information - WordPerfect Office version.' It will then appear alongside your name and we won't have to ask you for it in the future. This information makes offering help and troubleshooting much more effective and is sometimes indispensable since some suggestions or solutions work only in specific versions or builds of the program. See also 'What version of WordPerfect do I have; what updates/patches are available?' At.

See also 'Forum tips' and/or 'How to use the forums,' generally the first thread in each forum. Welcome to our forums!First, make sure you have a backup copy of your document! Very important.Then, a simple repair method is to copy the entire file into a new document, which creates a new header for the file and sometimes clears up mild corruption in a document.

Just select the entire document (Ctrl+a), copy the entire document (Ctrl+c), switch over to a new, blank document, paste (Ctrl+v), and rename the new document.RobinP.S. TR, I was posting at the time of your last post, so I see that copying the document to a new document didn't help. I do hope that you have a backup copy of your document, though. I would also go through all of the methods in Barry's link, one by one. Hopefully one will work for you. Thanks for the reply, Robin.I did manage to sort out the file in the end by opening it with OpenOffice 3.1, which had no problem converting it.

Then I saved it as an OpenOffice file (.odt format) to preserve the document layout and formatting. I then opened that file with Wordperfect and it now no longer has the problem with the error dialog popping up.Maybe that course of action will help someone else who finds that other ways to repair the file either don't work or lose too much of the formatting info.

Received similar error while trying to edit and save a document (unknown file error). Saving the entire document to a new one didn't work, so I copied chunks of it piecemeal and saved to the new document, until I got the error when I tried to save.

Read Wordperfect Files In Word

So I looked in Reveal Codes on that particular block of text.At the very end, just before the signature line, I found a box code, and the contents said WPTemp0000, and a following code that said Ignore Box.Tricky, but able to eliminate the code and paste the remaining text to a new document.I'm using X3. Maybe this will help others if other fixes don't work.