Need scripting help to open and save 250 MSWord files

I'm clueless about programming and I have 250 Word files that need to be saved down as Word 5.1. I briefly tried to learn Word Macros, AppleScript, Automator, with no luck so far.
What's the best software to use for this and how do I do it? Is there already a script somewhere that I can download?
Thanks!

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Of course you can. Either highlight the folder and press Enter, or slowly click on the name twice. Either action will make the name editable.
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You are again trying to force a Windows feature into an OS that is not Windows. The Mac does some things that I wish Windows could do, and visa versa. However, you can't force any OS to do something it simply isn't designed to do. Expecting it to change by sheer willpower is only going to drive you crazy. You need to let go of what you want the OS to do as opposed to what it will do.
Considering I was promised so much in terms of better efficiency with work flow and ease of use overall there is still a lot that's left to be desired.
I find the Mac OS to be incredibly efficient. This from a person who has used Windows for many more years overall than the Mac OS. Yes, it took time to get used to how the Mac OS behaved. But rather than fighting it (which is pointless), I simply took the time to learn how to use it as it's designed.

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