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Which format must a document be saved in to share it between two different word processor?
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∙ 14y ago
The most common file format for documents is the Microsoft Word (.doc) file.
If you want maximum compatibility, you can try saving it as a Rich Text Format (.rtf) file, but you will lose a lot of formatting.
Microsoft Word's DOCX is not very compatible, to save it in Word 2007/2010 as default go to File > Options > Save > 'Word 97-2003 Document(*.doc)'
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 12y agoIf they're just basic documents then .rtf or a .pdf would work.
If your looking for cross OS compatibility, Windows/Mac, and they are major documents, in order to keep all the extra's formatting then using .doc would be the best way otherwise you would have to save it as is required by the word processor to save the extras.
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What is the rtf format?
RTF (Rich Text Format) is a standard language for formatting printed pages, such as word processor documents. RTF can be used as a "Bridge" between programs; for example if you have Microsoft Word and another word processor, and you wish to open a document in the other word processor, you could save the document as an RTF document in Microsoft word, then open the RTF document in the other word processor.
If a resume is done on a micro soft word word processor how can you email it in a different format than it already is?
Save the resume document again, in a non-Microsoft format (RTF is good) and send that document as an attachment to an e-mail.
What is the difference between a business document format and an academic paper format?
What is the difference between an academic paper format and a business document format?
What is the difference between a business document and a academic paper?
They would have different content and perhaps a different format.
When computer users a document they change its appearance?
In computer using software like ms word we can format a document. After formatting ,the document will appear different . Thus formatting changes the appearance of a document.When users FORMAT a document they can change its appearance.
When users a document they change its appearance?
In computer using software like ms word we can format a document. After formatting ,the document will appear different . Thus formatting changes the appearance of a document.When users FORMAT a document they can change its appearance.
How do you format a document in three columns?
If you want to format the entire document, click on Select All. If you want to format only part of the document, highlight the section you want to format. From the format menu, select column, then choose three columns. Click OK and observe the new format.
How do you change a Microsoft Works word processor document to pdf or doc?
Go to the File menu. Scroll down to the Save as option. Look for Portable Document Format - PDF or Document - .Doc format and click OK. Like anything else give the file a meaninful name so you can find it later when you need to.
When was Portable Document Format created?
Portable Document Format was created in 1993.
What is the main difference between editing and formatting in Microsoft Word?
editing is use to edit a document and formatting is use to change the format of the document
When was Computable Document Format created?
Computable Document Format was created on 2011-07-21.
What is the difference between pdf and pdb?
Hello I think your question mentions to document file format. A PDF is Portable Document Format (PDF) is an open standard for document exchange. This file format, created by Adobe Systems in 1993, is used for representing documents in a manner independent of application software, hardware, and operating systems. And PDB in this situation, it refers to an e-book format for certain e-books, although it is not strictly a file type format unto itself. I got this kind of documents on my mobile phone, I used it to read books. So it seems there is no connection between PDF and PDB. They are just two different types of documents.
