Microsoft word documents

I have just loaded the most recent microsoft package onto my macbook pro - which is also already installed on my imac. I am now trying to open word and excel documents from the most recent time capsule backup, only to be told that the file found is invalid and can't be opened. Any ideas why please?
Thanks

Please describe what you mean by "from the most recent time capsule backup". What steps did you perform to do that? Did you restore them to your Mac before you tried to open them, or are you trying to open them directly in the backup? If you select one of those files and invoke the Finder menu option File > Get Info, what do you see in the resulting window for "Size" and "Open with"?
By the way, your problem seems to be specific to the Time Machine backup program, not to the Time Capsule Wi-Fi router. Your question would probably have been better posted in the section for OS X 10.7 messages.

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