G
Guest
Hi,
Does anyone know whether Office 2000 or Office XP can run on Windows Vista?
Thanks.
John
Does anyone know whether Office 2000 or Office XP can run on Windows Vista?
Thanks.
John
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BigJim
I installed office 2000 no problems so I guess office xp would work as
well.
well.
G
Guest
I installed Office XP and everything seems to run properly. I am using Vista
64-bit.
64-bit.
Z
Zim Babwe
Did you do a search on this group using the word "Office"? I just did and
found over 500 messages. You can read many comments from people running
Office 97, Office 2000, and Office XP on Vista, along with any problems they
might have.
found over 500 messages. You can read many comments from people running
Office 97, Office 2000, and Office XP on Vista, along with any problems they
might have.
R
ray
Hi,
Does anyone know whether Office 2000 or Office XP can run on Windows Vista?
Thanks.
John
Why not OpenOffice.org? It's free and does the same thing.
Z
Zim Babwe
Well, if it does the "same thing" why aren't millions running to it and
dropping Office like flies?
Because it doesn't do the same thing. It's getting there, but it has an
uphill battle.
dropping Office like flies?
Because it doesn't do the same thing. It's getting there, but it has an
uphill battle.
B
BSchnur
About the only thing which might be problematic would be Outlook
M
Mellowed
I 've installed Office 2000 on Vista and it seems to run OK, EXCEPT,
Outlook. Don't even bother installing Outlook. You'll just have to go
back, insert you install disk again and delete. I'm now trying to find a
'work around' to save my Outlook data.
FYI, the Vista machine is a new build. The old machine was a PII-400 with
Win ME. I have had no problems with Vista itself. The problems are with
old peripherals and software. For example the Microtek scanner (EPP
parallel port) won't install. The Brother printer (USB) will print, but it
has lost the functions such as Duplex, toner amount, etc. My PaperPort
V5.3 won't work. I bought V11 and it does install, but importing my 5.3
data is a nightmare.
Outlook. Don't even bother installing Outlook. You'll just have to go
back, insert you install disk again and delete. I'm now trying to find a
'work around' to save my Outlook data.
FYI, the Vista machine is a new build. The old machine was a PII-400 with
Win ME. I have had no problems with Vista itself. The problems are with
old peripherals and software. For example the Microtek scanner (EPP
parallel port) won't install. The Brother printer (USB) will print, but it
has lost the functions such as Duplex, toner amount, etc. My PaperPort
V5.3 won't work. I bought V11 and it does install, but importing my 5.3
data is a nightmare.
R
ray
Well, if it does the "same thing" why aren't millions running to it and
dropping Office like flies?
I can't imagine. Lack of promotion, I guess.
Because it doesn't do the same thing. It's getting there, but it has an
uphill battle.
IMHO - it surpassed MSOffice when version 2 came out. BTW - have you tried
it?
C
Carey Frisch [MVP]
Description of the versions of Office that are supported on Windows Vista
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932087/en-us
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows - Shell/User
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Hi,
Does anyone know whether Office 2000 or Office XP can run on Windows Vista?
Thanks.
John
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932087/en-us
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows - Shell/User
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:
Hi,
Does anyone know whether Office 2000 or Office XP can run on Windows Vista?
Thanks.
John
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