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shantanu.bookworm@gmail.com - 20 Dec 2006 16:34 GMT
Can mac office 2004 edit and create XML documents that the new windows
office 2007 uses?
CyberTaz - 20 Dec 2006 18:36 GMT
No to both questions - but 2007 can open a Mac Word doc & save it as XML...
just be sure to use the .doc extension for any files that go to a PC.

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> Can mac office 2004 edit and create XML documents that the new windows
> office 2007 uses?
Jim Gordon MVP - 22 Dec 2006 04:16 GMT
Hi,

At the present time the answer is no. However, a converter is expected that
will allow Office 2004 to read and write these files.

The converters will be free:
http://blogs.msdn.com/macmojo/archive/2006/12/05/converters-coming-free-and-
fairly-fast.aspx

-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP

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> Can mac office 2004 edit and create XML documents that the new windows
> office 2007 uses?

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