It is plain simple. When working for school, I often need —because those dunces in school won't upgrade— to convert my .docx files to the standard 97-2003 .doc extension. However, my converted files are always saved as an upper-case .DOC file rather than the standard lower-case .doc.
I've seen this issue bringing text formatting issues as well as the files not being recognized whilst in Windows Explorer. The files are described as ".DOC files" instead of "Word 97-2003 Text file" or something similar.
I first noticed this on my previous installation on Windows Vista, where Office 2007 was just simply installed using the "Quick Install" option. Same happens here on my new Windows 7 installation. I have not fiddled with the register nor Office's settings in any way and would like to know what it is that is bugging me.
I have, thusfar, not installed Office 2007 SP2 or any supplemental updates due to being on a temporal smallband-connection (yes, we have those disgraceful download limitations here in Belgium).
I've seen this issue bringing text formatting issues as well as the files not being recognized whilst in Windows Explorer. The files are described as ".DOC files" instead of "Word 97-2003 Text file" or something similar.
I first noticed this on my previous installation on Windows Vista, where Office 2007 was just simply installed using the "Quick Install" option. Same happens here on my new Windows 7 installation. I have not fiddled with the register nor Office's settings in any way and would like to know what it is that is bugging me.
I have, thusfar, not installed Office 2007 SP2 or any supplemental updates due to being on a temporal smallband-connection (yes, we have those disgraceful download limitations here in Belgium).