[blindLaw] Downloading cases from WestLaw in word?

[jeffjayjohnston at gmail.com]

Hello Jorge,

RTF (Rich Text Format) is a Microsoft format very similar to .doc.  Word will open RTFs and can save files as RTFs.  They usually take up less hard drive space than .doc/.docx unless there are images, in which case RTFs seem to actually take up more space.  Wikipedia has a page describing this format.

Best,
Jay Johnston

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Subject: [blindLaw] Downloading cases from WestLaw in word?

Hello everyone.
So, I’ve now started using WestLaw and I’m pretty familiar with the options for downloading documents.
However I’ve seen references on here to download them as word files?
How do you bring that option up?
As far as I know the download options on my end are RTF, PDF, or Word Perfect.

Any help would be gladly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jorge

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