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but whats the question ??<br />
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do you want to add docx file types in apace<br />
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have a look this one<br />
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<a href="http://albertech.net/tag/docx/" rel="ugc">http://albertech.net/tag/docx/</a><br />
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you need to add the docx in apache 
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but whats the question ??


do you want to add docx file types in apace

have a look this one

http://albertech.net/tag/docx/ [http://albertech.net/tag/docx/]

you need to add the docx in apache

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The second post did it perfectly. I was tried the methodf of the first post first but it failed (maybe it works also if I restart the apache-services)
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The second post did it perfectly. I was tried the methodf of the first post first but it failed (maybe it works also if I restart the apache-services)

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Hi, we're running some sort of Apache server on an Windows Server machine. Our webb application recieves e-mails. Nowadays docx, xlsx formats are quite common and our users got those extensions for ZIP files. opening up the file like a archive with files. Pretty but now very useful. The only way for the users to got the documents is right-click choose download. Save the file on disk and replace the ZIP extension to the correct extension (i.e. document.docx instead of document.zip). The file itself is named document.docx in the e-mail. 
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Hi, we're running some sort of Apache server on an Windows Server machine. Our webb application recieves e-mails. Nowadays docx, xlsx formats are quite common and our users got those extensions for ZIP files. opening up the file like a archive with files. Pretty but now very useful. The only way for the users to got the documents is right-click choose download. Save the file on disk and replace the ZIP extension to the correct extension (i.e. document.docx instead of document.zip). The file itself is named document.docx in the e-mail. 

DOCX on Apache

The Apache HTTP Server is a secure, efficient and extensible server that provides HTTP services in sync with the current HTTP standards. Typically Apache is run on a Unix-like operating system, but it is available for a wide variety of operating systems, including Linux, Novell NetWare, Mac OS-X and Windows. Released under the Apache License, Apache is open-source software.