What is MS Doc?
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The question is asking for an explanation or definition of 'MS Doc', which generally refers to a Microsoft Word document. It is seeking information on what this term means and possibly its uses or features.
Answer
MS Doc is a file format used for Microsoft Word documents, initially saved in Microsoft's proprietary binary format until it was replaced by .docx in 2007.
MS Doc, with the file extension .doc, refers to a filename extension used for word processing documents stored in Microsoft's proprietary Microsoft Word Binary File Format. It was the primary format for Microsoft Word until 2007 when it was replaced by the Office Open XML format (.docx).
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MS Doc, with the file extension .doc, refers to a filename extension used for word processing documents stored in Microsoft's proprietary Microsoft Word Binary File Format. It was the primary format for Microsoft Word until 2007 when it was replaced by the Office Open XML format (.docx).
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The .doc file format was widely used for Word documents created in Microsoft Word versions prior to 2007. With the release of Word 2007, the .docx format was introduced, offering improved file compression and support for more advanced features.
Sources
- Doc (computing) - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
- MS-DOC: Word (.doc) Binary File Format - Microsoft Learn - learn.microsoft.com
- What is the difference between Microsoft Word doc and DOC file? - Microsoft Community - answers.microsoft.com
