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In article, John McGhie wrote: > Hi Kurt: > > Ah hah! We're beginning to see light here:-) > > Something happened along the way! > > The new format Office files all have four-character extensions. This tells > the recipient that these files are NOT a Binary File Format, they are > 'Marked-Up Unicode Text'. > > If it IS a Word 2007 file, put the 'x' back to make it '.docx' and it should > work. If the file is a template, try '.doct' If the file is a template > containing macros it will have an extension of.docm, and the Mac converter > will never be able to handle it, because the coming Mac version of Office > does not have any VBA interpreter in it.

> > Then you need to ask yourself how the file you received came to have a > '.doc' extension. > > This indicates that the originator may have saved it back in a > 'Compatibility format' and it IS a.doc file. In which case it doesn't need > any converter at all. Mac Word 2004 will simply open it, if it is a valid > Word file.

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I am unable to open docx files from my daughter's school. I am using an old Emac running OS 10.4.11; Word 2004 version 11.3.5; with the Microsoft Open XML Converter version 1.1.7. Convert and open documents in Pages for Mac You can work with a variety of file formats in Pages for Mac. Check which formats are compatible with Pages for Mac. Can I convert word 2007 documents to word 2004 for Mac? Management' started by bacalways, Jan 1, 2008. Bacalways Guest. Can I convert word 2007 documents to word 2004 for Mac? Bacalways, Jan 1, 2008 #1. CyberTaz Guest. If the file was saved in the.docx format the Mac will need the converter pack. Office for Mac users can get a beta converter for.docx and.docm files Microsoft Office Open XML File Format Converter for Mac 0.1b (Beta) With the Office Open XML Converter, you can convert Office Open XML files to a format that is compatible with Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac and Microsoft Office v.

> > Otherwise, 'something', quite possibly the originator's mail program or > yours, has attempted to unzip the file, and totally pooched it in the > process:-) > > Cheers > > > On 30/7/07 12:18 AM, in article >, 'Kurt' > wrote: > > > In article, > > John McGhie wrote: > > > > The document I received was.doc and was displayed with the Word icon. > > received it in an email. Didn't notice anything different about it, > > except that I was asked by Word how i was to open it, text, rtf, etc.

> > > > > > > >> Hi Kurt: > >> > >> The issue is that the first version of the Mac XML converter was not quite > >> complete. The one that's on the website now is an update, but it is still > >> not complete. > >> > >> Basically the converter is the 'engine' of Mac Office 2008. They are > >> releasing new cuts of it as they develop them because everyone including > >> Microsoft knows that this is a critical issue for all users:-) > >> > >> The later the converter version, the more of a PC Office 2007 file it will > >> be able to handle.

> >> > >> Also: There is an issue that can strike some users: you must NOT 'Unzip' > >> a > >>.docx file. Some email programs are mistakenly recognising a.docx as a > >>.zip file, and are expanding it on save. > >> > >> Well, a.docx IS a.zip file, but in order for Word or the converter to be > >> able to read it, it must remain zipped and have.docx as the final > >> extension > >> on the file name. Inside, the file is a mini website, and all the folders > >> must remain in the correct relationship and with the correct names, or > >> nothing will be able to read it. > >> > >> You can, of course, pull a.docx apart and have a look inside: the content > >> is plain text. But if you do, the converter can't read it:-) > >> Considering that sender user was on a PC using Vista, anything could have gone wrong.;-) Surprised that PC Word didn't put correct extension on it in the first place. Changed it to.docx and now convertor opens it and converts to.rtf.