compatible with office 97...?

good, it does not respond to my question, the question is clear, Office 97 is
compatible with Windows Vista ? ; yes or not.

"Pierre" wrote:

> to question, the office 97, will be compatible with the new Windows Vista?

Lets see 10 year old software, what is that in computer years? (hint: old
very very old)




"Pierre" <Pierre@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> good, it does not respond to my question, the question is clear, Office 97
> is
> compatible with Windows Vista ? ; yes or not.
>
> "Pierre" wrote:
>

>> to question, the office 97, will be compatible with the new Windows
>> Vista?

Frankly I would say "not". I would also suggest that whether you like it or
not Carey's advice is essentially correct - Office 97 is so obsolete that
whether it will work or not one should not even be considering its use any
longer.

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"Pierre" <Pierre@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> good, it does not respond to my question, the question is clear, Office 97
> is
> compatible with Windows Vista ? ; yes or not.

Oh my god...!!! the question is simple... is compatible Office 97 with
Windows Vista ? yes or not...!!!!!

somebody please, can answer a so simple question....!!!!

yes or not



"Gary" wrote:

> Lets see 10 year old software, what is that in computer years? (hint: old
> very very old)
>
>
>
>
> "Pierre" <Pierre@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:A8313C60-C0E7-44D0-952E-6FC3D6F70145@microsoft.com...

> > good, it does not respond to my question, the question is clear, Office 97
> > is
> > compatible with Windows Vista ? ; yes or not.
> >
> > "Pierre" wrote:
> >

> >> to question, the office 97, will be compatible with the new Windows
> >> Vista?

>
>
>

Wasn't Office 97 designed for Win95? What version of Windows are you using?
Why don't you try the preview of Office2007? I like it now that I am more
used to it; it will be a shock to you, though. But, you have to have
Win2000 or WinXP to use it.

Why should they replace it if it works & dose the job.

Unless there giving away Free upgrades, if it works & runs, keep using it.



"Richard G. Harper" wrote:

> Frankly I would say "not". I would also suggest that whether you like it or
> not Carey's advice is essentially correct - Office 97 is so obsolete that
> whether it will work or not one should not even be considering its use any
> longer.
>
> --

I understand your frustration, and I wish that I knew the answer (and
while we are at it, might as well answer the question for Windows 2000,
XP and 2003 at the same time).

While I agree that Office 97 is so old that it generally should be
abandoned in favor of a newer version, it is still a legitimate question
and deserves a yes or no answer. Unfortunately, I don't know the answer
or I'd give it to you.


Pierre wrote:

> Oh my god...!!! the question is simple... is compatible Office 97 with
> Windows Vista ? yes or not...!!!!!
>
> somebody please, can answer a so simple question....!!!!
>
> yes or not
>
>
>
> "Gary" wrote:
>
>

>>Lets see 10 year old software, what is that in computer years? (hint: old
>>very very old)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>"Pierre" <Pierre@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>news:A8313C60-C0E7-44D0-952E-6FC3D6F70145@microsoft.com...
>>

>>>good, it does not respond to my question, the question is clear, Office 97
>>>is
>>>compatible with Windows Vista ? ; yes or not.
>>>
>>>"Pierre" wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>to question, the office 97, will be compatible with the new Windows
>>>>Vista?

>>
>>
>>

Pierre wrote:

> good, it does not respond to my question, the question is clear,
> Office 97 is compatible with Windows Vista ? ; yes or not.

'Compatible' may mean different things to different people. Why not
suck it and see?

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