DOC: This type of extension is typically related to Microsoft Word,
it was created and published by the Microsoft Corporation in its versions
of Word between 1997 and 2003. Unlike DOCX files, DOC files are a type of
binary file that is basically composed of frames and records that focus on
texts, that is, this type of extension is responsible for storing all
formatting information, graphics , texts, scripts, images, tables, undo
information, among others, in binary form.
These DOC files can also be printed in different sizes, and the same can be viewed by different programs on different operating systems. This DOC format since its launch has been presenting some changes, especially in the most recent versions of Microsoft Word, this is how in the Word 2007 version it was replaced by another type of extension, which is based on XML.
All this content can be created and edited by different specialized programs to open and edit this type of extension, including the 2000 version of the well-known WordStar.
EPUB: is a format and, at the same time, a file extension that is mainly used for e-books. The term is an acronym for Electronic PUBlication. EPUB allows the data and information contained in the e-book to be read and distributed by users and is supported by many e-book readers, both software and hardware. In terms of software, there are compatible for most smart devices, tablets and computers. EPUB is a technical standard published by the International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF). It became an official IDPF standard in September 2007, replacing the old Open eBook standard. One of the advantages of the EPUB format is that there are two types of layout: fixed and variable.
To do this conversion, it is best to use an online conversion service, as these avoid having to install software on your PC or MAC.
Below is a list of popular online services to convert EPUB to DOC
The steps are practically the same for all the mentioned services:
DOC Quick Info | |
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Microsoft Word Document File | |
MIME Type | |
application/msword | |
Opens with | |
Microsoft Word | |
Microsoft OneDrive |