GOS attachment list could not open office 2007 docs

HI All,
My client environment is still uses office 2003.
but documents attached to the financial accounting documents may have office 2007 files attached.
when we try to open these docs we get an error.
Is there any OSS note available for the same?
it is in GOS services.

Office 2007 changed their file structure. Files are now saved as .docx for word files. Old style was just .doc. Open the document on your PC, choose FILE-> SAVE AS-> 97-2003 document. This will save it with the .doc extension. Then transfer to your BlackBerry. Same for Excel and Powerpoint as well.

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