A few questions on office upgrade

[Sue]

I have Office 2003 at home. I am about to update to 2007 home and student.
Will my office outlook be gone after the upgrade?

Also, if I create documents in my office 2007, will I be able to open them
at work under the older version?

Thanks

 

[Sue]

One other question....the version i bought comes with up to 3 upgrades. Can
I just upgrade the word on my daughter's computer so she can keep the older
version of office outlook express?

Thanks ! Sue

 

[Sue]

This is my last question..do I need my product key to upgrade to the 2007
version?

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Sue,

The MS Office Home & Student Edition (Word, Excel, Powerpoint & OneNote) should not remove the Outlook 2003 version as it doesn't
have a replacement.

When you purchase an Office 2007 upgrade package it will include a Product installation key of its own. The Office Home & Student
2007 edition allows 3 home installations.

Outlook Express is part of MS Windows Internet Explorer, rather than MS Office Outlook 2003.

You can upgrade the 2007 Office product without uninstalling a prior Office product. If you use the 'custom' install choice you
will be able to preview and select/change the apps that are removed, installed.
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This is my last question..do I need my product key to upgrade to the 2007
version? >>
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Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

 

[Sue]

Thanks Bob.

Will I be able to open docs and spreadsheets in the new version that were
created in the old version and vice versa?

Thanks,
Sue

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Sue,

Opening and saving in the Office 97-2003 legacy formats is supported in the Office 2007 core products.

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Thanks Bob.

Will I be able to open docs and spreadsheets in the new version that were
created in the old version and vice versa?

Thanks,
Sue >>
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Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*