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pjhjones
Will older version of MS Office run on Vista?
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Gordon
pjhjones said:Will older version of MS Office run on Vista?
Yes but there will be glitches - primarily with Outlook remembering
passwords...
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ray
Will older version of MS Office run on Vista?
They will, but they won't be able to read ms office 2007 documents.
OpenOffice.org will.
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Gordon
ray said:They will, but they won't be able to read ms office 2007 documents.
They will with the 2007 compatibility pack installed......
OpenOffice.org will.
To a certain extent. As long as there's no fancy formatting or tables, then
yes, I agree.
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Lord Fauntleroy
ray said:They will, but they won't be able to read ms office 2007 documents.
OpenOffice.org will.
You have a reading comprehension problem? He was asking about MS Office and
probably doesn't give a SHIT about Open Sores Office which is about 10 years
behind Office 2000!
You keep using Open Office because it's free and you can't afford MS Office.
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Mick Murphy
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...70-3AE9-4AEE-8F43-C6BB74CD1466&displaylang=en
Above is convertibility pack for Office XP, and Office 2003, to read Office
2007 docs, etc.
Other info, and link, there about Office 2000.
And in Office 2003, Outlook remembers the passwords in Vista.
Office 2003 works fine with Vista
Above is convertibility pack for Office XP, and Office 2003, to read Office
2007 docs, etc.
Other info, and link, there about Office 2000.
And in Office 2003, Outlook remembers the passwords in Vista.
Office 2003 works fine with Vista
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Terry R.
The date and time was 11/7/2008 11:28 AM, and on a whim, Gordon pounded
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I thought that too until today. I updated one of my daughters computer
with OO3 yesterday and opened a Word doc that was a very heavily
formatted form with tables from a hiring company. I was very surprised
to see that OO3 opened it perfectly.
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out on the keyboard:
They will with the 2007 compatibility pack installed......
To a certain extent. As long as there's no fancy formatting or tables, then
yes, I agree.
I thought that too until today. I updated one of my daughters computer
with OO3 yesterday and opened a Word doc that was a very heavily
formatted form with tables from a hiring company. I was very surprised
to see that OO3 opened it perfectly.
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DDW
Yes but there will be glitches - primarily with Outlook remembering
passwords...
For Outlook versions older than OL2003
DDW
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DDW
They will, but they won't be able to read ms office 2007 documents.
Simple solution for Office XP and Office 2003:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...70-3ae9-4aee-8f43-c6bb74cd1466&displaylang=en
DDW
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Gordon
DDW said:Simple solution for Office XP and Office 2003:
Also for Office 2000 according to that page....
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Gordon
DDW said:For Outlook versions older than OL2003
Office 2003 is fully compatible with Vista.....
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John Barnett MVP
Office 2003 and 2007 are compatible with Windows Vista.
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David B.
Which has nothing to do with them being installed on Vista, older versions
can't read 2007 natively when installed on any OS.
can't read 2007 natively when installed on any OS.
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DDW
Office 2003 is fully compatible with Vista.....
What part of "older than OL2003" did you have difficulty
comprehending?
DDW
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Lord Fauntleroy
Gordon is a bit S.L.O.W. He is in a special class at school and sleeps onDDW said:What part of "older than OL2003" did you have difficulty
comprehending?
his own mat.
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Peter Foldes
See these 2 links below
Office versions that are supported on Vista
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932087/en-us
Outlook on Vista and some of them have workarounds(for info post in the Outlook newsgroups)
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/vista.htm
Office versions that are supported on Vista
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932087/en-us
Outlook on Vista and some of them have workarounds(for info post in the Outlook newsgroups)
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/vista.htm
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ray
You have a reading comprehension problem? He was asking about MS Office
and probably doesn't give a SHIT about Open Sores Office which is about
10 years behind Office 2000!
I'm not familiar with "Open Sores Office" could you give me a link so I
could try it out and see for myself?
You keep using Open Office because it's free and you can't afford MS
Office.
I can afford to use any damned thing I like, bucky. I use OpenOffice.org
because I CHOOSE to. Linux and Open Source are all about CHOICE.
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ray
Which has nothing to do with them being installed on Vista, older
versions can't read 2007 natively when installed on any OS.
Quite true. Also true that OpenOffice.org works quite well on any OS and
will read the ms office 2007 files.
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Frank
ray said:I'm not familiar with "Open Sores Office" could you give me a link so I
could try it out and see for myself?
I can afford to use any damned thing I like, bucky. I use OpenOffice.org
because I CHOOSE to. Linux and Open Source are all about CHOICE.
hehehe...yeah...and having MONEY is all about choice!
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ray
hehehe...yeah...and having MONEY is all about choice!
To some extent. I have more money than I would if I kept feeding it to MS
- that's part of my choice.