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Microsoft introduced the .docx file format in its new Office and Word
applications and wants it to replace the commonly used doc format. The
problem with the change from doc to docx is that many users are still
working with prior versions of Word or no Microsoft product at all and
face the problem that they can’t load the docx file because it is not
supported in their application. To make matters even worse, the trial
version of Word 2007 will only save in the new docx format and has the
'Copy' and 'Paste' functions disabled. Anyone who created documents in
the new Word 2007 trial edition were forced to save in the new format
with no chance to transfer their own information to another
application. Once the trial expired, you had two choices - buy Word
2007 in order to retrieve your information or re-enter all that
information once again in another application.
Docx2Rtf is a freeware file converter for MS Word 2007 Docx and
OpenOffice Sxw and Odt files. You do not need OpenOffice or Office 2007
to be installed for the program to work. Word 2007 Docx files (*.docx;
*.dotx) and OpenOffice files (*.sxw,*.odt) will be converted to
richtext (rtf) format with partial formatting and images. Docx2Rtf
isn't perfect in what it can retrieve from these files, but it does a
decent job of retrieving your basic information. While you are
converting these documents, Docx2Rtf will show you a page by page
layout of what was retrieved and let you send it to your printer.
Docx2Rtf can also convert those Word 2007 and OpenOffice documents to
PDF format! Docx2Rtf also allows you to view most common graphic file
formats.
Neutron is a very simple and small time synchronizing program that retrieves the accurate time from one of several specialized time servers on the Internet. Once the network time has been retrieved the program can set your computer's clock to match it.
Options in the program enable you to automatically obtain the time from the time server and set your clock appropriately at program startup. It is also possible to have the program automatically exit after the time has been set and so is ideal for placing a shortcut in your Startup folder to sync your clock when your computer is started.Neutron uses the standard Time protocol (UDP port 37). See RFC 868 for more details. The time retrieved from the network time server is given as the number of seconds since midnight on January 1st 1900. Since the protocol only allows accuracy down to the second you may not get the most accurate time possible but it is usually good enough to always be within about half a second of "true" time. Network latency is accommodated in the calculations involved in setting your computer clock.
