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How open a file with .docx extention in the word 2003

By appi Asked Nov 29 2008 2:42AM
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by stanleighco on Sep 6, 2009 at 10:08 am Permalink

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you have received one answer...the other way that i have been more considerate of is to as a Office 2007 user to automatically save the files as a Word 2003 format.

You can ask the sender to send them to you in 2003 format. Them to do "Save As" option.

Or Microsoft has a Word 2007 viewer for free if you just want to view.
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