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When working with Word documents, if you need to add automation features, perform the same task across multiple files, or generate dynamic documents, you need to use macros (VBA scripts) in the document to achieve automation and dynamic functionality. However, docx is a format that does not support macros. To achieve the above, you need to convert them into docm format files to enable macro functionality. Below is an explanation of how to quickly batch convert many docx format files into docm format files that can use macro functionality, also supporting doc, docx, dot, dotx, dotm format extensions.

The usage rate of Word documents is extremely widespread, and there are many Word document files with different extensions, each representing different purposes. For example, doc is an old version of the file extension, compatible with older software versions; dot and dotx format extension files are template document files compatible with old and new versions, respectively, unlike the docx format regular documents, suitable for reusable document formats, commonly used for letter templates, invoice templates, contract templates, etc., that do not have specific written content. How do you uniformly convert these types of files into regular docx format documents? The following explains how to quickly batch convert hundreds or even thousands of Word documents with different extensions into docx format files.

When Office Word documents need to meet specific formatting requirements and adhere to standards, converting docx files to doc files is necessary. This not only ensures compatibility with older office software, allowing some outdated systems to avoid workflow disruptions caused by incompatible files, but also ensures the stability and uniformity of the format. Here is how to batch convert a large number of 2007 new version docx extension formats to the pre-2007 old version doc extensions at once.