How many people are being sent .docx files every minute of every day only to find themselves unable to open them?
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I'm Harry Brignull, User Experience Designer at Clearleft in Brighton. My work involves a mix of User Research and Interaction Design. In the past few years I've consulted for The Guardian, Haymarket, Madgex, British Airways, Vodafone, O2 and many others.
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Is .docx a Microsoft version of ODF files which was not accepted as ISO standard?
Why you are surprise it is not supported by anybody?
The evolution of excuses:
Then:
“The dog ate my homework and that’s why I need an extension”
Now:
“The dog saved my homework as .docx and that’s why I need an extension”