Re: convert a Word file with extension.dotx

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There is two caveats noted on the link for the updated Translators.

Caveat #1: will only install on HD or Partition using X.4.8 or above so if your on OSX.3.9 like me your out of luck.

Caveat # 2: If you have both Office 2004 and 2008 on the Same Hard Drive or partition installing the Translators will render the Translators in 2008 useless it will corrupt the 2008 Translators.

This is all documented on the Mactopia link given on the screen you go to just before clicking download.

I am bit by both. My main day to Day Machine I can't get updated to OSX.4 (perhaps it is balking at he Memory I have installed or something).

And on my Laptop I already has 2004 installed then installed 2008 so I can't install on that reason as well.

So if you uses at least OSX.4.8 OS. and don't have Office 2008 installed your good to go.

Michel Bintener wrote:
.dotx is the Office Open XML file format for Word templates. They can be
opened natively in Word 2008 or, since you still have Word 2004, by using
this converter:

http://tinyurl.com/35yel7


On 11/03/08 7:29, in article ee93232.-1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"Dumbomacz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <Dumbomacz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Version: 2004
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
Processor: intel

How can I open this document?


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