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SB_07 17-09-2008 16:14

docx to doc
 
Need some help please!

Just did some work for someone which they sent to me in an e-mail, i have Vista and realised i didn't have MS word so i downloaded the 60 day trial of 2007. I sent the finished work back only to be told they have and old version of word and can't open .docx files! How can i convert them all to .doc?!!?

I tried zamzar.com but it's pretty rubbish.

Graham M 17-09-2008 16:18

Re: docx to doc
 
File->Save As, change the extension to .doc ?

SB_07 17-09-2008 16:20

Re: docx to doc
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Graham M (Post 34638921)
File->Save As, change the extension to .doc ?

Ahhhh just noticed there's an option to save as a word 97 - 2003 doc!

Thank you, i feel dumb lol.

LondonRoad 17-09-2008 16:20

Re: docx to doc
 
..or save it as .rtf (rich text format)

Graham M 17-09-2008 16:51

Re: docx to doc
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by harmitage (Post 34638924)
..or save it as .rtf (rich text format)

Doesn't support as many extras as the .doc extension however and as his aim is to get it a client who can load .docs there didn't seem to be any reason to lower the barrier further :)

Acathla 17-09-2008 17:45

Re: docx to doc
 
Get them to install the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007 File Formats:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

homealone 17-09-2008 17:46

Re: docx to doc
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Acathla (Post 34638963)
Get them to install the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007 File Formats:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

or use the beta of OpenOffice 3 ;)

haydnwalker 18-09-2008 09:08

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I didn't think the trial version of office 2007 allowed you to convert files from docx to doc? I have a user with it and it wouldn't let him (though he wasn't overly computer literate).


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