In Office 2007 appears a new documents format, the so called Microsoft Open Office XML Format (.docx), that is completely incompatible with ancient versions of Word. The same way these documents cannot be read in programs designed for other operating systems, like Linux or Mac OS X. Neither it can be deciphered by the current versions of OppenOffice, Lotus 123 or NeoOffice. Tampoco lo pueden descifrar las versiones actuales de OppenOffice, Lotus 123 o NeoOffice.
In Docx Converter they allow you to use a tool that turns these new files into documents of flat text, which will be able to be interpreted by any system or by any processor. There is a disadvantage, the loss of the original format. There will not survive the types and styles of the texts, the formats of paragraph, or the images and other inserted elements, but, while another solution is not arbitrated, this is a good option. No se conservarán los tipos y estilos de los textos, los formatos de párrafo, o las imágenes y otros elementos insertados, pero, mientras no se arbitre otra solución, ésta es una buena opción.
On having entered the Web of Docx Converter, you will find a box in which you will have to introduce the location of the file to turn, that, obviously, will be stored on the hard disk of your team. Next you will have only to pulsate on CONVERT IT!. The following step is to unload the document of created flat text.. El paso siguiente es descargar el documento de texto plano creado.
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