What does TV7 mean in FILE EXTENSIONS

An overflow file is a temporary file that WordPerfect creates when you have entered more text than the current page can hold. It is created to store additional text or graphics that are too large for the document's margins.

You can access the overflow file by clicking on Insert and selecting the Overflow File option from the drop down menu. The insert point of the document will be placed at the beginning of your overflow file.

If your document contains icons on its left side bar, it likely contains an overflow file. When you click on these icons, it will indicate whether there are any additional text or images saved in the overflow file.

If you delete items from within your main body but leave them in the overflow section, they may still appear when printed out as they are not removed from the overall document until their presence is indicated as unnecessary.

Many different types of content can be stored into an overflow file, such as large images, long tables, graphs or charts, extra paragraphs of text and so on.

While there is technically no limit to how much one could store in their documents' overflows files depending on computer memory as well as other application settings, users should exercise caution as having excess data stored may cause performance issues with WordPerfect for Win.

No, WordPerfect automatically creates and manages any needed overflows files whenever you enter more text than what fits within a page's margins.

Yes, this will depend upon your settings preferences which allow you specify certain drives or folders where these particular types of files should be saved - this can help with efficient organization and faster retrieval times if needed.