[pchelpers] Re: Office XP
- From: Scott McNay <Wizard@xxxxxxxx>
- To: "Eric Furman on pchelpers " <pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2003 07:10:35 -0600
Hi Eric!
In message 00ad01c2c5e9$10706b50$a1f2adcb@eric">mid:00ad01c2c5e9$10706b50$a1f2adcb@eric
on Monday, January 27, 2003, 3:47:02 AM, you wrote:
EF> I am thinking of installing Office XP but I have a question. Can documents
EF> produced in Office XP be opened in Windows 2000? In other words can my new
EF> XP documents that I send to other people running Office 2000 - or any other
EF> earlier versions - be opened?
For Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, the format apparently hasn't changed
since Office 97. Access has apparently changed, but can be converted
back to 2000. In 2000, '97 files were read-only and had to be
converted to 2000 before they could be used. XP/2002 doesn't seem to
have a similar problem with 2000 files, but of course, if could depend
upon what options are used. I don't think Outlook has changed, but
then again, I haven't used Outlook XP in a while. I didn't bother
checking FrontPage.
--
--Scott.
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