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loading office 2003 into Vista OS

09/11/2008 10:19 AM

I have a new laptop with Vista as the OS that I am trying to transfer my Office 2003 from my XP. it will load the programs but when i try to run them they wont start up. i am getting a "not compatible with OS message". is Windows Office 2003 compatable with Vista? if it is do i need any patch to make it work?

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Re: loading office 2003 into Vista OS

09/15/2008 2:18 PM

No patch. You will have to go to Office 2007 for compatibility.

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