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Audrey
Will Office 2003 work with Vista? I won't do anything until I hear from the
experts here.Thanks for any help and info you can provide
experts here.Thanks for any help and info you can provide
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Mick Murphy
Office 2003 works perfectly well with vista.
Just make sure to get the Office 2003 updates for it.
Just make sure to get the Office 2003 updates for it.
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Malke
Audrey said:Will Office 2003 work with Vista? I won't do anything until I hear from
the
experts here.Thanks for any help and info you can provide
Yes. It works just fine. I'm not an Office expert, though. If you want to
get the opinion of Office experts post in one of the Office newsgroups.
http://aumha.org/nntp.htm - list of MS newsgroups
Malke
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Dick Hurtz
Audrey said:Will Office 2003 work with Vista? I won't do anything until I hear from
the experts here.Thanks for any help and info you can provide
Office 2003 will work with Vista, but in my opinion, when you can get Office
2007 for $139, its well worth the upgrade.
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Dave
Word, Excel and Outlook 2003 work just fine for me..
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Bob F.
Works fine, I've been using that combination for about a year now with noDave said:Word, Excel and Outlook 2003 work just fine for me..
troubles.
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Scrivener
There is one minor incompatibility. It's of no consequence, really, but
it's still a flaw.
After loading and updating Office 2003 for Vista, if you're into using the
"office assistants" under help, you're stuck with only one: the paperclip.
If you try to change paperclip to one of the other assistants, you'll get an
error of "not enough memory". I was fortunate enough to "stumble" across a
"fix" on David Overton's blog:
http://uksbsguy.com/blogs/doverton/...ot-not-enough-memory-quot-error-messages.aspx
Again, it's not a significant issue; nonetheless, it is an issue, minor
though it may be.
It bothered me because I enjoyed using the "cat" as my help assistant on
WinXP Pro, but couldn't under Vista. Minor frustration.
Other than that, everything in Office 2003 works fine within the Vista
environment.
Take care,
mE
Ernie
it's still a flaw.
After loading and updating Office 2003 for Vista, if you're into using the
"office assistants" under help, you're stuck with only one: the paperclip.
If you try to change paperclip to one of the other assistants, you'll get an
error of "not enough memory". I was fortunate enough to "stumble" across a
"fix" on David Overton's blog:
http://uksbsguy.com/blogs/doverton/...ot-not-enough-memory-quot-error-messages.aspx
Again, it's not a significant issue; nonetheless, it is an issue, minor
though it may be.
It bothered me because I enjoyed using the "cat" as my help assistant on
WinXP Pro, but couldn't under Vista. Minor frustration.
Other than that, everything in Office 2003 works fine within the Vista
environment.
Take care,
mE
Ernie
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Chris Game
Will Office 2003 work with Vista? I won't do anything until I hear
from the experts here.Thanks for any help and info you can
provide
Stick with Office97, that works fine with Vista.
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Dave
Yeah, I forgot about that... I never use the Assistant.
The other tweak is you have to open one of the programs as Administrator
once and accept the EULA, else it keeps popping up.
The other tweak is you have to open one of the programs as Administrator
once and accept the EULA, else it keeps popping up.