More info: if you’ve got questions about Windows 7, look thru the posts from community experts on the Microsoft Answers site about Windows 7 (in 11 languages!) at. "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor Beta, Microsoft’s own tool, analyzes what will and won’t work properly when the newest version of Windows installs." A few weeks ago, Katie Boehret (a reporter for the Wall Street Journal who pens the weekly Mossberg Solution column), talked about this Windows 7 Upgrade Made Easy just before we released Windows 7 on October 22: You can get information on more products on the Windows 7 Compatibility Center, and by using the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor. With respect to Office 2003, we have tested it and you can see the results for yourself on the Windows 7 Compatibility Center, specifically on these pages for the Office 2003 Suites (and be sure to get Office 2003 Service Pack 3 provides the latest updates). Perhaps folks could include a reference to this helpful site when wondering online about Windows 7 application compatibility (aka "appcompat" at Microsoft). But you want more than anecdotal information from me.Īs I initially reported here, you can find more information on the Microsoft Windows 7 Compatibility Center. I used it until recently at home (one machine recently moved to Office 2007). Q: Will Office 2003 work with the new Windows 7 operating system?Ī: Microsoft, which makes both products, says the answer is yes, though I haven’t tested it. This must be a popular topic, because I received emails this week (thanks, April and Josh) with essentially the same question.
Mossberg answers several reader questions, including one on Microsoft Office 2003 and Windows 7. 18, 2009 on the / site (the blog where venerable technology columnist Walt Mossberg answers readers’ questions) Mr. On today’s WSJ.com in Mossberg’s Mailbox from Nov.
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