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       #11

    strange that open office saw it alright though?
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       #12

    elbmek said:
    strange that open office saw it alright though?
    Yes. I was wondering about that.
    I was asking myself " how can it be corrupted if it is ok with open office ?"
    But I kept my mouth shut as I know very little about OpenOffice, and I installed MS Office 2007 only because I need to use MS PowerPoint.
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       #13

    yes, weird. Anyway, I will keep open office now its installed. I do not use office all that much, but Word is usually reliable.
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    elbmek said:
    strange that open office saw it alright though?
    Oh.. a DOCx is an Open Office formated file and a DOC is an Office file format.
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       #15

    Starting from MS Word 2007 and higher, the default file type of word file is docx.
    PowerPoint .....................ppsx, pptx
    Excel...................................xlsx

    MS Office 2007 and higher are capable to read both file formats........................
    doc and docx.
    pps and ppsx, ppt and pptx
    xls and xlsx.
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    Hi there @davidhk and others

    Try looking at WPS office as a freebie --it's almost 100% compatible with Ms office and IMO much better than Open Office. It will also do quite complex spreadsheets too. I believe the paid version will even run VBA macros. WPS office also runs on Android devices and Linux. Note though there's no email client.

    WPS Office 2016 Personal Edition - For Home and Student

    Cheers
    jimbo
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    BunnyJ said:
    Oh.. a DOCx is an Open Office formated file and a DOC is an Office file format.

    Open office saves in odt format. When I click 'save as' - .docx is not in the various options.
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    Hi there @elbmek -- have a look at my previous post in this thread on WPS office -- can read and write docx formats and most of Office 2016 stuff too.

    Cheers
    jimbo
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    jimbo45 said:
    Hi there @davidhk and others

    Try looking at WPS office as a freebie --it's almost 100% compatible with Ms office and IMO much better than Open Office. It will also do quite complex spreadsheets too. I believe the paid version will even run VBA macros. WPS office also runs on Android devices and Linux. Note though there's no email client.

    WPS Office 2016 Personal Edition - For Home and Student

    Cheers
    jimbo
    Hmm, never heard of that one? downloading now to test it out - especially with that 'corrupted doc'
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    elbmek said:
    Hmm, never heard of that one? downloading now to test it out - especially with that 'corrupted doc'
    Hi there @elbmek

    just to whet your appetite --here's a Complex spreadsheet I did a while ago --works fine in WPS Office !!!!.

    MS Office 2013-excel1.png

    Cheers
    jimbo
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