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MS Office 2003 and Vista
I have Excel as part of my MS office 2003 suite currently on Windows XP. If
I buy a new computer with Vista, will this program continue to work? |
MS Office 2003 and Vista
Yes, I was running office for teacher and student version 2003 on XP and
switch to vista and have had no problems with office 2003 on it yet "zatman" wrote: I have Excel as part of my MS office 2003 suite currently on Windows XP. If I buy a new computer with Vista, will this program continue to work? |
MS Office 2003 and Vista
Excel 2003 will work fine under Vista. I have Excel 2000 through Excel
2007 all on a Vista (Ultimate) box and they all work fine. Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP Excel Product Group Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email on web site) On Fri, 28 Nov 2008 11:25:00 -0800, zatman wrote: I have Excel as part of my MS office 2003 suite currently on Windows XP. If I buy a new computer with Vista, will this program continue to work? |
MS Office 2003 and Vista
Hi,
The operating system has no effect. You can run Office 2003 in XP or Vista. You run Office 2007 in XP or Vista. The only difference from a practicle standpoint is that things run slower under Vista. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "chefmike" wrote: Yes, I was running office for teacher and student version 2003 on XP and switch to vista and have had no problems with office 2003 on it yet "zatman" wrote: I have Excel as part of my MS office 2003 suite currently on Windows XP. If I buy a new computer with Vista, will this program continue to work? |
MS Office 2003 and Vista
Provided you purchased a Retail version of MS Office 2003, you may
transfer the suite to the new PC. If it came with the old PC as an OEM version, it may not be installed elsewhere. zatman wrote: I have Excel as part of my MS office 2003 suite currently on Windows XP. If I buy a new computer with Vista, will this program continue to work? |
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