Hi Ivan Bertrand 

I think you're still not seeing the knub of the problem here.  If the message you get refers you to the bilingual word filetype then this is only because of the content in the Word file, the tw4winmark style.  If you open the wordfile and look at the styles you'll probably find they are in there.  This doesn't mean the file is bilingual at all, but these styles were used for bilingual files and as Studio works by automatically trying to determine the filetype rather than you telling it what to use first, this style is causing Studio to try and use the bilingual wordfietype.

If you look in your filetype settings you'll see the bilingual workbench filetype like this:

Note that it opens DOC and DOCX files.  But it's also lower in the list so these ones are always prioritised first:

So when you open a file Studio looks at the DOC or DOCX with these in mind.  But if this setting in Common, in either of the filetypes is not checked, and if the DOC or DOCX contains the tw4winmark style then the Bilingual Workbench filetype will be used instead:

If you check this box then your files will still be handled with the standard DOC or DOCX filetype.  Does this help to make more sense for you and show you what needs to be done in the settings?

Regards

Paul

Hi Paul,

I know I am thick. But I undestood you the first time (I think...)

what I am trying to say is that when I list the file type, the one Microsoft Word 2007-2016 is NOT in the list:

it goes form Microsoft Word 2000-2003 .doc and .dot

and the next type that I would expect to be Microsoft Word 2007-1016 is not there. I will as per you suggestion check the .doc file to see if the nasty tw4winmark style is in there.

What I do not understand is where is my file type Microsoft Word 2007-1016 gone?

Kind regards,

Ivan