Two ways to change the encoding in Word

Due to the fact that the Microsoft Word text editor is the most popular on the market, it is the document formats that are inherent to it that can most often be found on the network. They can differ only in versions (DOCX or DOC). But even with these formats, the program may be incompatible or incompatible.

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Of course, when the seemingly native formats refuse to open in the program, it is very difficult to correct, or even almost impossible. But, there are times when they open, and their contents cannot be read. We are talking about those cases where instead of the text, by the way, with the structure preserved, some squiggles are inserted that cannot be "translated".

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