Zip to xml

From what I have read, docx files are zipped collections of xml file. On Windows 7, (the only OS on which I have tried this), if I save a file, say f.docx from Word, then exit Word and change the file name to f.zip, I can unzip the bundle and read the component files. But if I then remove then re-zip the f folder (without any modifications) and change the extension back to docx, I then get an error saying that "The file f.docx cannot be opened because there are problems with the contents". And when I look at the details, it says, "Microsoft Office cannot open this file because some parts are missing or invalid." Question: Why is that? And how can the component pieces be reassembled into a valid docx file? A similar question is asked What I do to modify docx, xlsx or pptx files w/o fiddling with zipping: • add .zip to file name ( file.docx.zip) • navigate to the file I need to change e.g. /word/document.xml • copy file outside of .zip folder • modify the file • copy file back into .zip folder (sometimes I need to delete the original file rather than overwriting it) • remove .zip from file name ( file.docx) • done, open file in Word

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XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language. It is a markup language and file format for storing, transmitting, and reconstructing arbitrary data in a format that is both human-readable and machine-readable. XML allows users to define their own tags for their specific needs and is standardized for easy sharing and transmission across systems or platforms. Follow steps below if you have installed Vertopal CLI on your Windows system. • Open Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell. • Either cd to input file location or include path to your input file. • Paste and execute the command below, substituting in your INPUT_FILE name or path. $ vertopal convert INPUT_FILE --to xml

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Important: • Before exporting XML data, you will need to enable the Developer tab on the ribbon. See • When creating XML Maps and exporting data in Excel to XML data files, there's a limit on the number of rows that can be exported. Export to XML from Excel will save a maximum of 65,536 rows. If your file has more than 65,536 rows, Excel will export the first (#ROWS mod 65537) rows. For example, if your worksheet has 70,000 rows, Excel will export 70000 mod 65537 = 4464 rows. Our recommendation is to 1) use xlsx instead or 2) save the file as XML Spreadsheet 2003 (.xml), which will lose the mappings, or 3) delete all rows after 65,536 and then export again which will keep the mappings but lose the data at the end of the file. Export XML data (with no more than 65,536 rows) • Click Developer> Export. If you don't see the Developer tab, see • If a small Export XML dialog box appears, click the XML Map you want to use, and click OK. This dialog box only appears if an XML table isn't selected and if the workbook has more than one XML Map. • In the large Export XML dialog box, in the File name box, type a name for the XML data file. • Click Export. Note: If your worksheet has headings or labels that are different from the XML element names in the XML Map, Excel will use the XML element names when you export or save XML data from the worksheet. Export XML data (for more than 65,536 rows) • Subtract 65537 from the total number of rows in your file. This will give you x number of ...

Bottom Line: I'm trying to upload a template in Blogger. The template I purchased is in zip format. Blogger requires the template to be in XML format. I was able to unzip the file, however it unzipped in multiple folders and I do not know how to convert this to XML. This is where I am stuck. I'm using a Chromebook. I only have access to cloud tools and chrome extensions. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.