Hi,
Despite lack of support for docx, one can read these files
"indirctly" if the author saves it in a different format. And
new to 9.2, you can actually read PDF files generated by
Microsoft Word 2007 (provided that the author's computer has a
PDF reader).
Thus, if a document was written in Word 2007 and if the original
file is a docx file (not doc), one can save the file in the
following formats and KeyWord (and sometimes KeyWeb) will open
this file: doc, rtf, txt, pdf1' and htm. Same goes with Excel
files: one can save an Excel spreadsheet as a PDF and, if the
formatting was done correctly, KeyWord would open and it content
would be readable. Note that to make changes, you can do it
based on the extracted text from the PDF or from the original
document.
Cheers,
Joseph
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