DOC to DOCM Converter

DOC is a proprietary document format developed by Microsoft for its word processing application, Microsoft Word. It was the default file format for Word documents from Word 97 to Word 2003.

This format supports rich text formatting, images, tables, and other document features. DOC files are widely used in business and academic settings for creating, editing, and sharing text-based documents.

DOC files can be opened using Microsoft Word. Other applications like LibreOffice Writer, Google Docs, or OpenOffice Writer can also open and edit DOC files.

On mobile devices, you can use Microsoft Word app or Google Docs app to open and edit DOC files.

Converting DOC files is easy with our online document converter. Upload your DOC file, select the desired output format (such as PDF, DOCX, or TXT), and start the conversion process.

The converter ensures a high-quality, seamless conversion to ensure compatibility with various document readers and platforms.

DOCM is a file format used by Microsoft Word, which allows macro functionality within the document. It is an extension of the DOCX format but includes the ability to store macros written in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA).

DOCM files are primarily used for creating documents that require automation, such as custom forms or repetitive tasks. This format ensures that the macros are embedded and functional, unlike the DOCX format, which does not support macros.

DOCM files can be opened with Microsoft Word 2007 or later versions. They can also be opened with compatible word processors like LibreOffice or Google Docs, but some macros may not work in these programs.

Make sure macros are enabled in your Word settings to allow full functionality of the macros within the DOCM file.

To convert DOCM files to other formats, like DOCX, PDF, or RTF, you can use an online document converter. Upload your DOCM file, choose your desired format, and start the conversion process.

Our tool supports seamless conversion and maintains the integrity of the document content (though macros may be removed in the conversion to non-macro formats like DOCX or PDF).