Tuesday, August 17, 2010

MiCROSOFT COMPATIBILITY??

arggg!!! lol i've got microsoft 2007 but recently i tried saving somthing on my USB stick off my computer then going to school and seeing that the file can not open in a 2003 version of microsoft word. it works the other way around, when i bring a file off an old word then bringing on to mine but not vice versa...is there a way of making it work?!?! it'd be sooo helpful if someone could tel lme how to do it or send me a link of of somesort that can help.





thanks! :)

MiCROSOFT COMPATIBILITY??
There is probably an option when you Save As.. to save it to be 2003 compatible





I Am guessing as have never used 2007
Reply:There is a compatibility pack which is available. It should help you out.





http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/detai...





Also, you can change the compatibility when you save the file in office 2007.. Click File-%26gt;save as and change the compatibility..





Hope that helped. All the best
Reply:Yes, there is a way of making it work. Microsoft Office 2007 uses a new format called XML (Extensible Markup Language). This reduce file size, improve security and reliability, and enhance integration with external sources. Microsoft Office 2007 can also read and edit documents made in the older format, but Microsoft Office 2003 cannot read or edit documents in the new format (unless they download an update which will allow them to read and edit XML documents). Because of this, the end of the name of the document is now .docx instead of the old .doc. To save files in the old format, press F12 (or go to the office sign and click Save As, it does the same thing). Below the file name it says Save as type:Word document. Click on the part saying Word document. In the menu that comes up, click on Word 97-2003 document. Now the document can be read and edited on a normal Microsoft Office 2003!
Reply:Yes. Go to Tools %26gt; Options and click on the Compatibility Tab. Make sure (in office 2007), to choose the MS Word 2003 option.
Reply:you mean office 2007 %26amp; 2003?


look under save as in the 2007 version


look for save as 2003 ver


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