MS Office Ultimate 2007

I know someone who has this and has had problems opening docs up that he's saved to disc etc, on other pc's with older versions of the Office package (eg Word 2000 etc). So maybe questions over how backward compatible it is. He's not to happy as he paid full whack for it and is having a few problems.
 
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I know someone who has this and has had problems opening docs up that he's saved to disc etc, on other pc's with older versions of the Office package (eg Word 2000 etc). So maybe questions over how backward compatible it is. He's not to happy as he paid full whack for it and is having a few problems.
I use Office 2007 and there is no problems with backwards compatability. All you do is "save as 2003 version" instead of "save" .It is very different to use but you soon get the hang of it. Tony, you will have access to Office 2007 via your uni log in so you can try before you buy.:D
 
I use Office 2007 and there is no problems with backwards compatability. All you do is "save as 2003 version" instead of "save" .It is very different to use but you soon get the hang of it. Tony, you will have access to Office 2007 via your uni log in so you can try before you buy.:D


I'll pass that on to him Pottsy, maybe all that needs doing
 
I use Office 2007 and there is no problems with backwards compatability. All you do is "save as 2003 version" instead of "save" .It is very different to use but you soon get the hang of it. Tony, you will have access to Office 2007 via your uni log in so you can try before you buy.:D

Tip Top Ali :) having a play around now...it does look different like ;):)
 
Tip Top Ali :) having a play around now...it does look different like ;):)
:) It is very good for diagrams - always comes in handy when your word count has gone over the top. When I started my uni course I listened in disbelief when people told me that the hardest part of assignments was keeping the number of words down. They were right - my management report had to be 10,000 words and I hit 13,700 at one point. Diagrams came in handy as a picture paints a thousand words and all that..:D
 
"2007" An IT trainer's nightmare! 18 years teaching people how to use Office 97/2000/2003 and this fancy schmancy money spinning nonesense comes along :mad:

Bring back paper :yltype: pens and phones with dials on :cool:
 
...depends on whether you would pay the £300;):rolleyes::D

well that's kind of my point I supose...almost too good to not spend the money....:D

"2007" An IT trainer's nightmare! 18 years teaching people how to use Office 97/2000/2003 and this fancy schmancy money spinning nonesense comes along :mad:

Bring back paper :yltype: pens and phones with dials on :cool:

:D....surely it keeps the IT Trainers in business Charles? another chance to extort the technologically illiterate public (or Public Service employees ;))...
 
:D....surely it keeps the IT Trainers in business Charles? another chance to extort the technologically illiterate public (or Public Service employees ;))...
......all I will say to that is.....north tyneside council moved from windows 98 to xp on the day vista arrived :o there is no way we will get Office 2007 till then next version comes out :D
 
why bother?? you'll still use less than 25% of the things any copy of office supposedly does, but once you installed all the super dooper microshaft bloatware that comes with it you'll be doing the same 25% of things 75% slower
 
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