dominickennedy096
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My problem. I have a broken hard drive and the computer itself also broke. I've been using the programs Stellar Phoenix recovered all my data. But some of the word files are corrupted. When I try to open these .DOCX files on Win 7 in word, text edit or open office all I get is a bunch of symbols eg.
Before it opens in Microsoft Word (2011) the 'Convert File' window pops up and I proceed to the option 'recover text from any file'.
The document then opens in compatibility mode and with a compatibility check it displays the following errors:
"1. Word 14.0/10 compatibility options are set
2. This document displays unicode characters that might not display correctly in earlier versions of office."
When I change the compatibility preferences there is no difference to the text and the second, unicode error persists.
From here when I try to 'Save as' it automatically tries to save it as a '.Doc' file, not '.Docx'.
I tried to archive the files and then unzip again to view the . XML content but to no avail. I have tried converting it to an RTF, no luck. And I have tried downloading an XML editor but to no avail.
Any suggestions?
Before it opens in Microsoft Word (2011) the 'Convert File' window pops up and I proceed to the option 'recover text from any file'.
The document then opens in compatibility mode and with a compatibility check it displays the following errors:
"1. Word 14.0/10 compatibility options are set
2. This document displays unicode characters that might not display correctly in earlier versions of office."
When I change the compatibility preferences there is no difference to the text and the second, unicode error persists.
From here when I try to 'Save as' it automatically tries to save it as a '.Doc' file, not '.Docx'.
I tried to archive the files and then unzip again to view the . XML content but to no avail. I have tried converting it to an RTF, no luck. And I have tried downloading an XML editor but to no avail.
Any suggestions?









