Q: Can I use MS Office 2007 to open documents created in MS Office 2003? A: Yes. The standard Office 2007 product will allow you to open files saved in the "old" file formats, such as those with a .doc extension.
Q: I am still using Office 2003. If I get a document created in Office 2007, will I be able to open it? A: Yes - well, sort of. To use Office 2003 to open files created in Office 2007 (such as those with a .docx extension), you must install the Compatibility Pack for Office 2003. We strongly recommend you download and install the compatibility pack if you are still using Office 2003 in any way. You can contact the Help Desk (x4357) or use the link below: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=941b3470-3ae9-4aee-8f43-c6bb74cd1466&displayLang=en Note: Office 2007 documents may lose some of their formatting and/or functionality when opened in Office 2003 using the Compatibility Pack. Be careful going back and forth!
Q: What about MS Frontpage? I don't see a 2007 version! A: Frontpage is not included in Office 2007. In fact, Frontpage itself will be discontinued soon. CSM is working on new tools and associated training so we will be prepared when make the shift away from Frontpage. In the meantime, you will still have Frontpage 2003 available to you.
Q. What about training? A: CSM is offering interactive online training for MS Office and other desktop applications. Visit http://www.dlf.csmd.edu/ for details.
Want to upgrade your CSM computer to Office 2007? Contact the Help Desk at x4357.
Want to upgrade your home computer to Office 2007? Contact the library Circulation Desk at circulation@csmd.edu.
Well, "Boyd" how could anyone possibly be interested in this service which has "ethics" written all over it when you are unethical enough to blast your Spam all over everyone's Blogs and then put in tools that prevent it's removal? Had you asked me to post a link to your site I would have...as it is I have to post here telling everyone that you are probably not the kind of person we want to do business with.
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Q: Can I use MS Office 2007 to open documents created in MS Office 2003?
ReplyDeleteA: Yes. The standard Office 2007 product will allow you to open files saved in the "old" file formats, such as those with a .doc extension.
Q: I am still using Office 2003. If I get a document created in Office 2007, will I be able to open it?
A: Yes - well, sort of. To use Office 2003 to open files created in Office 2007 (such as those with a .docx extension), you must install the Compatibility Pack for Office 2003. We strongly recommend you download and install the compatibility pack if you are still using Office 2003 in any way. You can contact the Help Desk (x4357) or use the link below:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=941b3470-3ae9-4aee-8f43-c6bb74cd1466&displayLang=en
Note: Office 2007 documents may lose some of their formatting and/or functionality when opened in Office 2003 using the Compatibility Pack. Be careful going back and forth!
Q: What about MS Frontpage? I don't see a 2007 version!
A: Frontpage is not included in Office 2007. In fact, Frontpage itself will be discontinued soon. CSM is working on new tools and associated training so we will be prepared when make the shift away from Frontpage. In the meantime, you will still have Frontpage 2003 available to you.
Q. What about training?
A: CSM is offering interactive online training for MS Office and other desktop applications.
Visit http://www.dlf.csmd.edu/ for details.
Want to upgrade your CSM computer to Office 2007?
Contact the Help Desk at x4357.
Want to upgrade your home computer to Office 2007?
Contact the library Circulation Desk at circulation@csmd.edu.
Well, "Boyd" how could anyone possibly be interested in this service which has "ethics" written all over it when you are unethical enough to blast your Spam all over everyone's Blogs and then put in tools that prevent it's removal? Had you asked me to post a link to your site I would have...as it is I have to post here telling everyone that you are probably not the kind of person we want to do business with.
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