The Microsoft Word document is ready to download, and just like before we're going to click on "Download Word Doc", and save it to the desktop. If I open up that, you can see here the .docx file has been saved, and if I double click on the .docx file you can see here that it's created another Microsoft Word document for us with all of our frames from Figma. Those are looking really good as well, and once again I can change that text, so if I wanted to update this text I can do that, and I can move it around. If I need to move that up, that's totally fine, and that's exactly as we expected. We've got all of our frames from the design in Figma exported to Microsoft Word, so this can be really handy if you need to put together a portfolio resume, or if you need to put together a deck, or a set of documents for a client or internally and you want to be able to share that in a document form or a Microsoft Word document, then exporting it from Figma to Microsoft Word doc or a .docx file is sometimes a really good way to go if somebody doesn't have access to Figma, or you need to send this via an email or via Slack or something like that.