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 Sample docx file for testing


Sample Docx file for testing, Find below information for better understand.


You can download sample word Document for your testing and you can modify and update as per your uses otherwise tell us for more files as per your size and requirements.



Find below word document example that you can download, update and uses.


What is a DOCX file?


A DOCX file is a document file that is created by Microsoft Word and other programs. It’s widely used for business purposes and academic purposes like a resume, invitation, and billing.


Download sample docx file for testing

sample docx file for testing

 This docx file is used for testing and it’s special design for testing purposer that can be allowed for changes and reused in any place.

It’s contents images and text in documents with multiple pages.

Sample doc files for testing

It’s content multiple pages with sample images and sample text. it’s old Microsoft word file format nowadays 

it’s not used as large as Docx format.

 

 

15 MB docx file download

For 15 MB Docx file download or large Docx file download for testing, you can use this file. 

It’s actually 32 MB file it’s not exactly 15 MB because for testing it’s required a large file that will be grater 

then 15 MB or 30 MB.


2 comments:

  1. Thanks for providing this platform, it helps me alot in testing application , specially when we required test data of different size.

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  2. Good day internet people.

    I just got my 30Mbps internet connection and I found this site to test out my internet speed. I downloaded each file 5 times and these are my average results :-

    100kB in <1 sec, (obviously)
    1MB in <4 sec at approx. 3.310MBps,
    10MB in 7.5 sec at approx. 3.138MBps,
    100MB in 35 sec at approx. 3.205MBps,
    1GB in 6 min 30 sec at approx. 3.344MBps,
    5GB in 26 min 35 sec at approx. 3.243MBps, and
    10GB in 52 min 37 sec at approx. 3.571MBps.


    So if you get a faster results with a download speed ranging from 3 - 4MBps, your internet connection is VERY GOOD. However, if you get way slower results, 1.5 - 2.5MBps you might have a bad port, your ISP is messing/cheating you or someone's downloading something simultaneously.

    *These test were made by LAN, very close proximity to the router, no other devices are connected to the router through LAN/Wifi, whereas the router is the default ones received from my ISP.*

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