A user of Word 2010 can open a Word 2003 .doc file......
a.never
b.by opening in Windows and saving as a .docx c.as-is, without problems.
d.after downloading a converter plug-in A user of Word 2010 can open a Word 2003 .doc file......
a.never
b.by opening in Windows and saving as a .docx c.as-is, without problems.
d.after downloading a converter plug-in @Computer Science

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A user of Word 2010 can open a Word 2003 .doc file...... 
a.never 
b.by opening in Windows and saving as a .docx  c.as-is, without problems.  
d.after downloading a converter plug-in A user of Word 2010 can open a Word 2003 .doc file...... 
a.never 
b.by opening in Windows and saving as a .docx  c.as-is, without problems.  
d.after downloading a converter plug-in @Computer Science

anonymous · Answer

c. as-is, without problems. 

As far as I know, Word formats are backwards compatible. Though you may need to associate .doc files to open with Word 2010 before trying to open them.

anonymous · Answer

thanks

anonymous · Answer

the answer is d if Windows is a GOOD company

anonymous · Answer

sorry, c*