DOCX Viewer Tool 2.5.5.1
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ABOUT DOCX Viewer Tool
Since most text documents in the world are created and edited in the DOC format, the problem of viewing and restoring corrupted Microsoft Word documents is an acute one. Word comes with no integrated tools for viewing corrupt DOCX files, so users need corresponding third-party solutions to open files that Word refuses to open, view their contents and recover texts from them. DOCX Viewer Tool is a compact, reliable and extremely efficient DOCX viewer with advanced data recovery functionality. The program allows users to view the contents of Word documents damaged in all kinds of files system incidents (transmission errors, hardware malfunction, power shortages, virus attacks, software bugs, etc) and recover texts from them. The interface of DOCX Viewer Tool uses a multi-step wizard that requires just a minimum of computer literacy and no previous experience with programs of this type. The viewing and recovery process is divided into several steps: from file selection and file analysis to content preview, recovery and saving. The user only needs to specify the damaged source file and the program will take care of the rest. DOCX Viewer Tool efficiently recovers texts even from badly damaged Word files and saves them as Word documents or plain text files. The software is a good choice for users in charge of large document archives, students, teachers and virtually anyone regularly dealing with a large number of Microsoft Word documents received in various ways - from Skype file transfers and email to optical drivers and USB sticks. The program opens damaged files for viewing and recovers text (no images, charts, embedded objects and other non-text elements) from .doc, *.docx, *.dot, *.dotx and *.rtf files, supports files of any size and shows a detailed log of recovery sessions. DOCX Viewer Tool is an indispensable program for data recovery experts and system administrators, as well as regular users who want to be able to recover Word texts on their own.