Jul 6, 2017 | ms office, Security
DocX is a compressed zip container file. Make a copy of the original docx file. If you unzip it, there is a subfolder named word with a file named settings.xml. You can open settings.xml with a plain text editor.Within that there is a block of text:
<w:documentProtection
w:edit=""
w:enforcement="1"
w:cryptProviderType=""
w:cryptAlgorithmClass=""
w:cryptAlgorithmType=""
w:cryptAlgorithmSid=""
w:cryptSpinCount=""
w:hash=""
w:salt=""/>
You can either change w:enforcement value to 0 or remove the block
Source: How can I unlock a Microsoft .docx document? – Super User
Sep 29, 2015 | Microsoft, ms office, Recent
Outlook 2013’s IMAP implementation has changed quite dramatically when compared to previous versions of Outlook. While it does do a better job at getting the special folders correct more often, there sadly is no more option to change it manually in case Outlook gets it wrong.
Source: Setting the Sent Items folder for IMAP accounts in Outlook 2013 – MSOutlook.info
Sep 25, 2010 | Microsoft, ms office
To run both versions of Office 2002/3 and Office 2007 on same machine:
- Set the file-types to open with relative version of Office: .doc, .docx, etc.
(i.e. set .doc to open with word 2002 and .docx with 2007)
- Open Regedit
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office
For Word 2007:
- \12.0\Word\Options
- create a new DWORD value and set it to 1
For Word 2003:
- \11.0\Word\Options
- create a new DWORD value and set it to 1
For Word XP/2002:
- \10.0\Word\Options
- create a new DWORD value and set it to 1
Credits to: Geoff
http://www.gearfire.net/run-office-xp-office-2007-computer/
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