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Where can I get MS Office word?
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Thank you so much for all the replies and for all the support. I have just managed to change the settings thanks to Henm2. I'm so grateful to you all for assistance. Have a great day :T0
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Slightly O/T, but what's the difference between .doc and .docx
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The simple answer is that .DOCX files are often as small as half the size of the same .DOC files. The old .DOC files were a complete mish-mash of historical formatting horrors, and MS started from scratch using a compressed form of XML.
In practice, you could use either, but if you want to save some bytes, try the .DOCX variant.
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.docx Office 2007 onwards. anything prior to that .docDrinking Rum before 10am makes you
A PIRATE
Not an Alcoholic...!0
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