File Name Extensions In The 2007 Office System
Posted By: BioTecK on 
Sunday 27 January 2008 with 
6 Comments
All the products in Microsoft Office 2007 have new file types and extensions based on the new XML file formats in the 2007 Microsoft Office system. The new file name extensions are based on the previous extensions, with the addition of a character to differentiate between macro-enabled and macro-free files. For example, a .docx extension indicates a macro-free file, and a .docm extension indicates a macro-enabled file. In case you wonder what the new file name extensions are you can check the Microsoft website by clicking here.
The new Office extensions are somewhat of a pain when co-workers don’t use Office 2007.
I’m the only one at my work that has Office 2007… I still, personally, don’t like it as much as Office 2003. I’ve had to change my Office 2007 options to save as old Office files. Or else, everyone at work would have a fit with me, unable to open anything I did!
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Damn so how long is going to be until I have to upgrade to the new office package?
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2 Aywren: Yes, Office 2007 is a pain in the ass! That’s why I still use Office 2003. Cause anyone at work and school still works with Office 2003.
2 Ben: You can give it a try, cause you can use Microsoft’s Office Compatibility Pack.. But… I recommend to use Office 2003!
I’ll stick with Office 2003 for the time being.
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I agree, Ben. If you don’t NEED to upgrade, don’t do it!
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Office System Professional 2003…
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