Hello Pat,
IF your file really is a Microsoft .DOCX format file, you should be able
to unzip the content of the file using an unarchiver utility like 7zip
[on Windows]. You will get a few folders, including one named 'word',
inside of which you will find a 'document.xml' file. You might be
.docx is internally a Zip archive, so you can rename the file to .zip,
extract the contents, and maybe retrieve some or all of your work.
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Simon Buch wrote:
IF your file really is a Microsoft .DOCX format file, you should be able
to unzip the content of the file using an unarchiver utility like 7zip
[on Windows]. You will get a few folders, including one named 'word',
inside of which you will find a 'document.xml' file.
Hello Pat,
IF your file really is a Microsoft .DOCX format file, you should be able
to "unzip" the content of the file using an unarchiver utility like 7zip
[on Windows]. You will get a few folders, including one named 'word',
inside of which you will find a 'document.xml' file. You might be
Simon Buch wrote:
> IF your file really is a Microsoft .DOCX format file, you should be able
> to "unzip" the content of the file using an unarchiver utility like 7zip
> [on Windows]. You will get a few folders, including one named 'word',
> inside of which you will find a 'document.xml'
Hi -
Please excuse this OT post but the people on this list are so knowledgable. I'm
hoping someone can point me in the right direction.
I have a Word .docx file that won't open. I discovered that there's an XML- and
equations-related bug (thanks, Microsoft!) that works like this: You open a
Hi -
Please excuse this OT post but the people on this list are so knowledgable. I'm
hoping someone can point me in the right direction.
I have a Word .docx file that won't open. I discovered that there's an XML- and
equations-related bug (thanks, Microsoft!) that works like this: You open a
.docx is internally a Zip archive, so you can rename the file to .zip,
extract the contents, and maybe retrieve some or all of your work.