Microsoft office problem…

so my friend sent me a document, but i can’t seem to get it working.
it worked the first time, but now when i try to open it i get this message: “word was unable to read this document…”
and tells me “For more information, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base article 916145.”
why can’t i open it??
if someone could convert it i would be much oblidged here is the document (its like 1.21 megs because i have lots of pictures in it)
http://www.~ Dead file host ~/?d=28HCEVB6
thanks
Answer #1
Doesn’t work for me either on Office Enterprise 07…At least you got a free point from me downloading it for you.
Edit: I was able to recover this text:
Awesome advertising spending chart: http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/map/ad.spending/index.html
Propaganda
Obama
Tv Advertisements
HYPERLINK "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaU3fjVAFbE"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaU3fjVAFbE
Pictures
HYPERLINK "http://www.barackobama.com/downloads/"http://www.barackobama.com/downloads/
Mccain
Important Topics
Civil Rights
Defense
Disabilities
Economy
Obama
Repeal tax cuts for citizens earning over $250,000 a year
Increase capital gains
Jumpstart economy
government spending initiatives in areas such as healthcare, energy and federal education funding
Mccain Keep tax cuts permanent
Keep capital gains low
Education
Energy & Environment
Obama
investing in advanced biofuels and renewable energy for clean-energy projects,
creation of five million green jobs to develop environmentally friendly energy sources
Cap and trade system
Mccain
Cap and trade system
trading of emission allowances, where the total allowance is strictly limited or 'capped
incorporate new technologies to reduce dependence on foreign energy
Ethics
Faith
Family
Fiscal (Money)
Foreign Policy
Healthcare
Obama
Universal healthcare
If citizens have existing healthcare, they can keep it
prohibit health insurance companies from denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions
Mccain
Money to citizens ($5000 for families, $2,500 for individuals); citizens should pay for their own healthcare
work with states to develop a federally-supported guaranteed access plan
Homeland security
Immigration
Obama
increase border security
Include fencing off certain areas
?? (research more)
McCain Secure the U.S. borders
?? (research more)
Iraq
Obama
have all U.S. combat brigades out of Iraq within 16 months of becoming president
Top priority: fighting al-Qaida and the Taliban in Afghanistan
McCain
No immediate withdrawal
Continued presence of American forces in Iraq after the war has ended Intensify military efforts in Afghanistan
Poverty
Rural
Service
Social Security
Technology
Taxes
Urban Policy
Veterans
Women
Sirs:
HYPERLINK "http://sks.sirs.com/cgi-bin/hst-sub-display?id=SCT0051-0-1865&res=Y&ren=Y&gov=Y&lnk=Y&keyno=0000095896&leadiss=Y&auth_checked=Y"http://sks.sirs.com/cgi-bin/hst-sub-display?id=SCT0051-0-1865&res=Y&ren=Y&gov=Y&lnk=Y&keyno=0000095896&leadiss=Y&auth_checked=Y#
Bibliography: HYPERLINK "http://www.barackobama.com/issues/"http://www.barackobama.com/issues/
Roman Political Scene
Upper classes
Populares
Party of the people
Present-day left wing
Tried to push for the interests of the commons
Gaius Marius Born in Arpinum (just like Cicero)
Elected to consul in 107 BCE, during war in Numidia, where he ran several successful military campaigns
Reforms in army, one of which opened positions for poor citizens as a career
Held consulship for 5 consecutive years from 104-100 BCE
During this time he worked closely with tribunes to promote popular laws and intimidation to pass legislation
Influence died as Sulla rose to power
Power held by �Assembly of the Tribunes�
Democrats
Gaius Marius = Barack Obama
Optimates
Party of the aristocrats
Power held by Senate
�Right wing�
Promoted conservative (traditional) policies that supported the interests of the wealthy and the old noble families
Lucius Cornelius Sulla
Elected to consul in 88 BCE
Senate gave him power of the army to fight off Asian ruler Mithridates
Marius fled from war against Mithridates, while Sulla stayed and fought
Marius stayed in Rome and used riots and violence to suppress his enemies
After Sulla finished his asian conquest, he used the 6 legions that were given to him to suppress the violence that Marius incited
He used proscriptions to get rid of his enemies
published lists of public enemies who were to be summarily executed and whose property was confiscated by the state
Instituted many reforms designed to give more power to the Senate and to reduce the role of tribunes, popular assemblies, and equestrians
**Sulla was the first to actually lead an army into the city of Rome in order to further his political ambitions**
Republicans
Lucius Cornelius Sulla = John Mccain
Campaigning
Funding
Personal wealth
Expensive to campaign
Showmanship was very essential
A candidate for office wore an artificially whitened toga and so was candidatus (�made shining white�).
The social institution of patronage (clientela) was essential in politics, and one of the key duties of clients was to accompany their patron on official business and all kinds of campaigning, and of course to vote with him on all issues. Powerful families supported each other through informal alliances (amicitia) often cemented through arranged marriages Bribery was very common indirect: provision of free grain, free entertainment (baths, shows, chariot races and gladiatorial games), even huge outdoor banquets direct: actually paying off officials or giving the commoners money directly in return for votes Intimidation = campaign strategy Sometimes incited riots, or hired thugs or gladiators to rough people up
Used threat of their loyal soldiers to pressure the state Commoners� only way to influence politics was through their sheer numbers�by votes, and especially by riots. Voting:
Voted in two assemblies: Assembly of the Centuries and the Assembly of the Tribes
 HYPERLINK "http://www.vroma.org/images/mcmanus_images/votingcoin_drawing.jpg"
http://www.vroma.org/images/mcmanus_images/votingcoin_drawing.jpg
An attendant handed each voter a small wooden tablet covered with wax on which he inscribed his vote: V (for uti rogas, �as you propose� to support a bill), A (for antiquo, �I vote against,� to oppose a bill), or the candidate's name in an election
http://www.vroma.org/~bmcmanus/politics.html
Answer #2
lol thanks for the point
but i recovered text too
i need those pictures D:
thanks for trying tho
Answer #3
Fixed:
http://~ Dead file host ~/files/157974454/Recovered_Latin.doc
Answer #4
hey THANKS SOO MUCH !!
how’d u do this??
Answer #5
I used Advanced Office Password Recover…I could be wrong but I think somebody set the document to lock after it been opened once….
Answer #6
oh…huh
thanks for telling me