If your planning on upgrading to Office 2010 when it comes out around June 2010 and you are a XP user then you might want to think about it. According to Microsoft the new Office 2010 will not support XP 64bit. Now it will support XP 32bit. just not the 64bit. It gets even better if you are on windows server 2003 you might find some issues. Basically its Microsoft's way of telling you to upgrade. Because XP 32bit is so widely used still they are going to support that.
So if your thinking about upgrading then you might want to check out the differences between the different versions of office. You can click the version to see the product support page for them
Here is the break down for the OS support:
Personally I think I'll hang out with Office 2007 for some time. Heck there are more times I have to save it as a 2003 so the person I'm sending it to can open it.
well you also have openoffice that is free and great to use. However in the business world you have to have MS office. I use it every single day. Since I also work at home alot I need it here too.
but i do not see why MSO is needed, open office can open and save .doc documents of MSO's i find it my flexable as well with the formatting,
Because I need powerpoint and excel along with word in my business. Not only do I use them but they are emailed to me all the time. I love me some spreadsheets. In the real business world you have to have them - its like a staple item.
Hell you should see me at home sometimes. I have dual monitors and there are times I have a excel sheet spread across them both - love it.
i would love to do that dual monitor thing, think u can teach me how to do that ?
I will - I'll do a thread on it
sweet! thanks
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
, this is why i use ubuntu, i have open office word processor, speadsheet, and presentation, i have all i need and its for free without such stringent bs like windows, if anyone here would like to know more about ubuntu, just pm me,
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