CAP is a complex Word macro virus. It consists of several encrypted macros: CAP, AutoExec, AutoOpen, FileSave, FileSaveAs, FileTemplates, ToolsMacro, FileClose, FileOpen and AutoClose.
    The virus contains these texts in comments:

'C.A.P: Un virus social.. y ahora digital..
'"j4cKy Qw3rTy" (jqw3rty@hotmail.com).
'Venezuela, Maracay, Dic 1996.
'P.D. Que haces gochito ? Nunca seras Simon Bolivar.. Bolsa !

    It modifies up to five already-existing menus, redirecting them to the virus code. This creates some problems, as the names of the modified entries are different in different Word installations and different language versions of Word.
    One effect of It is that all documents are saved in the Word DOC format, regardless of the format you choose. So, for example, if a document is saved as an RTF file, the extension of the document will become RTF but internally the file is still a DOC and does still contain the virus. Normal RTF files do not contain macros at all and are unable to spread macro viruses.
    It deletes all existing macros from them. Otherwise it does not do anything destructive. Also, it does remove the Tools/Macro and Tools/Customize menus and disables File/Templates menu in order to protect itself.
    Anti-virus products disinfect CAP.A. This is done by deleting all macros in the file - there is no way to restore the original macros which were deleted by the virus. If you had your own macros in your NORMAL.DOT, restore a clean copy from backups.

If you want to get rid of the macros, you can copy the texts of the document to a new file.