[mso] Re: HELP---WORD 2007 REPLACED 2003
- From: Genevieve <gene182000@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 25 Feb 2007 03:49:15 -0800 (PST)
I sent a reply a few minutes ago and I would like to add that you may be able
to have two versions of word (at least it was true up to the 2003 version) but
only on certain conditions.
I believe this is possible if you have chosen not to replace the older version
of word when you installed the new one.
and you may also have to have more than one disk in you PC (a partition disk
for example), you may then install one version in a disk and the second in the
other disk.
this is my understanding of the process but I did not check that.
Hope this helps
Genevieve
----- Original Message ----
From: Jan Robey <hrstreak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 11:37:52 PM
Subject: [mso] HELP---WORD 2007 REPLACED 2003
I had Word & Excel 2003...I understood it at a comfort level for my needs.
Someone sent me a Word document created in 2007 & I could not download the
converted. So, I went out & bought a copy of Student version 2007 &
installed it.
Big mistake! Everything opens up in Word & Excel 2007...all my spreadsheets
& documents. I took one look at Word 2007 & realized I should think about
taking a class in it. I wanted to find File > Print...and there is no File
to be found. I do not have the time to be trying to figure out this new
version, so I hoped that I could continue using Word & Excel 2003. I assist
a senior community with their computer issues & most all of them have Word
2003. Now when I send them something in Word they will not be able to open
it unless they try to get the converter or buy the program. I can assure
you they will not want to go for training just to use Word.
Is there a way that I can have both on my computer but using Word 2003 as
default? Or do I need to uninstall the student package of Word & Excel?
By the way, where would I find the option to do partial printing in Word
2007?
Please help,
Jan
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