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Monday, September 26, 2011

Having Issues Opening and Viewing Docx Format Files?

You have probably encountered many situations where you have been faced with trying to open a docx format file and come to realize that you do not have the right program to open it. You have most likely received this file saved in the latest version of MS Word. This is the new standard word processing file format that Microsoft has used for its latest Office suite.

Many options are available to users like you for at least being able to open and view the file. Some programs go beyond this and offer users the ability to also edit the converted version of the file they have opened. One of the simplest and safest ways for Microsoft and Mac users to open the docx format file is to download the MS Word application docx viewer from the Microsoft website. This small program is useful in situations where you need a simple docx viewer since this program does not allow users to edit the opened file.

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Another alternate available for users who do want the ability to edit the converted files is to download small utility programs that convert docx format file into rtf format files, which is a more generic format acceptable to virtually all word processing platforms. The opened document will be almost identical to the original document, including page and font formatting. This can be done right in the Ms Word application.

Open XML converters are available as an add-on to older versions of MS Office to cater to conversion situations for both the Mac and PC platforms. For Macs specifically, users are able to download a desktop widget from third parties that has capability of converting files from docx to the older more pervasive format.

Linux based users will be happy to know that the Open Source Open Office suite typically has built in functionality to convert from docx to doc files. This is done by the built in Open XML tool as part of the Open Office suite. Documents will then be available to fully edit as desired. Converting the files, saving them in a different format or using a docx viewer are your basic choices.

Having Issues Opening and Viewing Docx Format Files?

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Monday, September 12, 2011

Opening and Converting .docx Files

Before 2007, all Ms Word documents were saved in .doc format. Ms Word's new .docx format doesn't use the XML format. Rather, the main body of the document is stored in XML format, but that file isn't stored directly on disk. Instead, it is stored inside a ZIP file, which gets a docx or a docm, dotm and dotx file extension.

To convert docx to PDF files the computer must have Microsoft word software package and a PDF driver installed. Converting the .docx word document to PDF is simple. Below are listed three steps which can easily do the job for you.

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1. First, open the PDF document in Microsoft Word by going to the Menu Bar and clicking on File then Print.

2. Select the installed driver for PDF.

3. Then press "print".

That process will help to easily convert docx to PDF documents. Save the desired document in a location of your choice.

Some software that doe the conversion process easily and effortlessly include:

o Nitro PDF Professional

o Docx Converter (docx-converter.com/)

o Zamzar allows you to convert docx to PDF online (http://www.zamzar.com/)

How to open docx files

Since docx are the newer Ms Word format, there are some computer programs and operating systems that don't allow the user to open them. However, there are ways to open docx files without having to install the latest version of MS Office.

1. Install Microsoft Compatibility Pack which offers software support for you to be able to view all the newer Microsoft Word formats.

2. Use Open XML Translator for Open Office which enables you quick and easy access to open docx files without having to rely on Microsoft Office.

3. Download or Use and Online Converter, which will allow you to convert your docx files, either online or locally. The online version is a great idea for all those users who want the functionality of the Microsoft Word docx files but don't want to clutter their computers by downloading the software and all its add-ons.

4. If neither of the above is available, the docx file can be unzipped. Make the extension of the docx file to zip and extract the containing file.

Opening and Converting .docx Files

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