What is the difference between an old version of Office 2007 and a new version?
909172
one big difference is visibility. Microsoft made the new version look more compatible with windows 8. flatter. cleaner. only 3 themes. all are gray and white. middle aged client complained that view ability was poor. I agree. installation leaves the old outlook in a crippled state. new outlook icon is vastly different. users don't recognize it.
798996
I downloaded the 60 day trial version from microsoft (about 30 min for complete office 2007) and then entered my product code from purchased version. Worked fine!
2215211
I had to install all of Microsoft Office (that I purchased). There may have been a trial offer, but I didn't even check because I know there wasn't any permanent version, so I just installed what I had.
34668
No it does not. The last version of office that included it, that I am aware of, is 2000. And then it was only included in the Premium and Developer editions.
556593
I installed Microsoft works suite 2006 on a desktop with win 7 and laptop with win 8 with upgrade to win 8.1.Both worked fine and gave me back the old version om Microsoft Word. Some items I deleted after install.
1466396
no as far as the older versions. the new ones you can use online , most of it is free at skydrive.com from microsoft more advanced features you need the office subscription.
1439186
every thing on my box and the manual says 2006. Maybe it depends where and when you bought it. I'm currently using office and student.
538407
Sorry, I don't use it any longer, but I do know Office 2010 is version 14 and I believe Office XP (2002) was version 10, so I would venture to say, yes it is version 11.
2139375
To the best of my knowledge nothing....you have to hold onto it if you get a new computer or have to reload. I only use word but I don't think there is any difference
200964
Not exactly sure but Office 2013 is out making this Office 2011 for MAC version an "old version". That being said I take my .doc and .ppt's to church where we use different versions of Office (2003, 2007, 2010) on several different PC's and the Office MAC documents work without issue. I'm very happy with the program.
145406
The computer comes loaded with Microsoft office products, but cannot be used until it is activated. This requires you to purchase the Microsoft version you want in order to obtain the correct key code. If it is not loaded on the computer, the key code allows you to download it from Microsoft as well. Office 2010 is a much better deal than 2013 if you can purchase a copy of it, but there are no free rides with Microsoft.
690716
I don't know since I don't have the older version. The new one is very efficient.
2024477
It's been a while, but I think it was just a 30 day demo. That's pretty standard though, Microsoft didn't bundle Office with anything until Windows 8
1820658
I'm using it on the 2014 edition, not sure how different they are from each other
1201562
It is worth noting that some older version of Office (2003) will not run correctly on Win 8.1. I installed Open Office and that solves my simple Excel and Word needs.
291645
You can install any compatible version of office. Also, 2013 and 365 are the same product. Only difference is that 365 is subscription based and includes 1TB of OneDrive storage. That said, IMHO office 365 is a great deal. Being able to keep all your important files backed up automatically just by saving to the OneDrive folder is a huge peace of mind :)
2236473
What are you people talking about? My computer at work was exchanged for a brand new one, so I now have Office 2010 instead of 2003. All the old files, Excel & Word, can be opened and editied and saved in Office 2010. You can convert each file to 2010 (.xlsx for Excel) as you open them OR you can remain in "compatibility mode" and continue saving files as 97-2003 (.xls for Excel). Which is important at my job because the clerks on the network in the next room won't get 2010 for another six months or so, and therefore can't open the newly converted files and need access to the old ones...