In an effort to create an open document standard, Microsoft in collaboration with ISO/IEC and Ecma, developed the Office Open XML standard in 2006. One of the filename extensions supported in this specification is the .docx extension, a text document filename extension. The .docx was introduced in Microsoft Office Word 2007 and has been supported ever since in later iterations. It has become the default filename extension for all text documents produced using Microsoft Office Word. Given the open source nature of the XML specification, more alternative document processing applications support read and write capabilities on documents saved with the .docx filename extension. This is in comparison to the .doc filename extension which is a proprietary asset owned by Microsoft.
.bib is a text based file that's created when using LaTeX software. In short, it's a database of references and citations that help to create bibliographies, as well as keeping written citations consistent with each other. .bib files are formatted with BibTeX formatting, and often include information such as author, title, publisher, year, place and edition (although they can include a lot more). A .bib file is often used by authors and academics and is easy to search and navigate, saving the author time and minimising errors. The .bib files can be opened with a number of specific programs on all operating systems, including MikTex for Windows and BibDesk for Mac.
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The .docx filename extension is specified in the open standard ISO/IEC 29500-1:2012. A free compatibility update allows older versions of Microsoft Office Word such as Office 2003 to open .docx documents.
.bib files are usually written in WEB/Pascal with BibTeX formatting, to make things easier, formatting style files can be created and programs such as custom-bib can automatically create style files for users. Many publishers and journals have their own style files, which makes it as easy as possible for authors to adhere to the publisher's bibliographic style. Because of this universal formatting, .bib files can be easily viewed on Windows, Mac, or Linux computers.
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