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LSMFT
Is Office 7 available yet?
G
Gordon
Eh? Office 2007 has been available for at least two years - Office 2010 theLSMFT said:Is Office 7 available yet?
next release will be available shortly.
What did you mean by Office "7"?
L
LD5SZRA
No it is not available because retailers don't like selling old or
obsolete products for which there is no market.
The current version is Office 12 (aka Office 2007) and if you buy
it now and activate it soon, you will get a free upgrade to Office
2010 or Office 13 (or Microsoft might call it Office 14 because #
13 is bad for yanks!).
hth
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obsolete products for which there is no market.
The current version is Office 12 (aka Office 2007) and if you buy
it now and activate it soon, you will get a free upgrade to Office
2010 or Office 13 (or Microsoft might call it Office 14 because #
13 is bad for yanks!).
hth
Is Office 7 available yet?
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Ken Blake
Is Office 7 available yet?
There is no product called Office 7, and there never will be. There
has been an Office 2007 for over three years (since November 6, 2006)
and Office 2010 (the latest release) has been available since April 15
of this year.
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
P
Paul H
LSMFT?
Lucky Strikes Mean Fine Tobacco?
Loose Straps Means Floppy T*ts?
Or some other acronym?
So sorry for the question, but I haven't heard "LSMFT" for over 50 years....
Lucky Strikes Mean Fine Tobacco?
Loose Straps Means Floppy T*ts?
Or some other acronym?
So sorry for the question, but I haven't heard "LSMFT" for over 50 years....
A
Al Smith
LD5SZRA said:No it is not available because retailers don't like selling old or
obsolete products for which there is no market.
The current version is Office 12 (aka Office 2007) and if you buy
it now and activate it soon, you will get a free upgrade to Office
2010 or Office 13 (or Microsoft might call it Office 14 because #
13 is bad for yanks!).
hth
I'm holding out for Office 666.
-Al-
L
LD5SZRA
On average you get a new version every 3 to 4 years so you have a
long way to go. I suggest start getting used to what we have so
that the learning curve isn't so steep to make you look an idiot!
The youngsters won't be so tolerant with you when that time comes.
hth
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long way to go. I suggest start getting used to what we have so
that the learning curve isn't so steep to make you look an idiot!
The youngsters won't be so tolerant with you when that time comes.
hth
--Al said:I'm holding out for Office 666.
-Al-
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LSMFT
Office for Windows 7 Should be Office 7, Like Office XP, Office 2000 etc.Gordon said:Eh? Office 2007 has been available for at least two years - Office 2010
the next release will be available shortly.
What did you mean by Office "7"?
S
Seth
LSMFT said:Office for Windows 7 Should be Office 7, Like Office XP, Office 2000 etc.
Still no such thing. Current version of Office is 2010 also known as Office
14.
A
Al Smith
I'm pretty up to date. Right now I'm using 2003, which is onlyLD5SZRA said:On average you get a new version every 3 to 4 years so you have a
long way to go. I suggest start getting used to what we have so
that the learning curve isn't so steep to make you look an idiot!
The youngsters won't be so tolerant with you when that time comes.
hth
seven years back of the curve. Until a few months ago I was using
2000.
-Al-
G
Gordon
Office "XP" was also known as Office 2002.....LSMFT said:Office for Windows 7 Should be Office 7, Like Office XP, Office 2000 etc.
L
LSMFT
Did I say 2007? No I said 7. Goes with Windows 7, get it?Gordon said:Eh? Office 2007 has been available for at least two years - Office 2010
the next release will be available shortly.
What did you mean by Office "7"?
G
Gordon
No. The "numbers" of Office versions have never "synchronised" with WindowsLSMFT said:Did I say 2007? No I said 7. Goes with Windows 7, get it?
versions.
M
MJMIII
Do you take stupid pills in the morning???
S
Seth
LSMFT said:Did I say 2007? No I said 7. Goes with Windows 7, get it?
But why go back to Office 7 when version 14 was just released?
D
Dominique
Which Office was "7"? Office97?Still no such thing. Current version of Office is 2010 also known as
Office 14.
P
Peter Foldes
There was never an Office 7. There is no such thing
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Raven
Office 95 was version 7.Dominique said:Which Office was "7"? Office97?
D
Dominique
I've found it, Office95 included Word 7.0, Excel 7.0, PowerPoint 7.0,There was never an Office 7. There is no such thing
Schedule+ 7.0 and Access 7.0 in the Pro version.
I thought they all had a version number, I have Office 2007 installed and
under "Program files\Microsoft Office" there is a folder called "Office
12". I've checked the file properties of Winword.exe, under the version tab
it says : Product name : 2007 Microsoft Office system
Product version : 12.0.6514.5000
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undisclosed
Hi thereLSMFT;1774459 said:Gordon wrote
Did I say 2007? No I said 7. Goes with Windows 7, get it
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LSMF
If I wasn't me I wouldn't like me either.........
I hope I can provide some clarification. Windows 7 refers to the lates
operating system. Office is a software program. The two are no
correlated. The latest version of Office (Office 2010) is available fo
purchase in June, but the Beta version (a trial that expires in October
can be downloaded now:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/2010/en/default.aspx.
Let me know if you have any more questions! :smile
Isabell
MSFT Office Outreach Tea
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