First time I encountered a "docx" file extension was when a supplier emailed me. I thought it was just a mistake, an “x” added to a doc file.
I’m using Windows XP and my computer just couldn’t open this “docx” file. So what was my solution? I asked my supplier to resend the document using “doc” extension, the “correct” extension, and so I thought.
But it wasn’t actually a mistake. It’s a default file extension for Windows 2007. Something my computer doesn’t have.
Then I realized I can’t always ask my suppliers and clients to resend every time I receive a docx file, right?
So I tried to find a way to convert these docx files to doc… without downloading any software.
I just learned this a couple of minutes ago. I’m sure I’m not alone in this… or I hope I’m not.
Here’s my super easy way to convert a docx file to doc.
Step 1: go to www.zamzar.com
Step 2: click the “convert” tab. Then a 4-step instruction will appear.
Step 3: Fill in the blanks (file to be converted, file extension to be converted to (in my case ‘doc’), your email address, and press convert)
Step 4: Wait and check your email for the link to the converted version of your docx file.
Hurray!
Docx, no longer a threat!
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