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Yes, you can open and edit Office 2003 documents with Office 2010.
Yes it is, you can open documents from previous version but be patient when you save documents, if you want compatibility with previous versions then save it from Save As -> Word 97-2003 Document.
The only way I could find to open a Word 2.0 was to find a copy of Word 2000 and save it as a 2000 doc file. After that, even Word 2007 could open it.
No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.No. It needs to be saved in 2003 format from 2010 to enable 2003 to open it.
It depends upon what you mean by "Vista Document." The operating system itself does not open documents. It runs programs that open documents. If the program is compatible on both OS's, then you should have no problems. Example, Word 2003 will run on both XP and Vista. If you save a file as .doc in XP, you can move it to your Vista machine, open Word 2003, and open your file.
The file extension for Microsoft Word 2010 documents is ".docx." This format is part of the Office Open XML standard and allows for more advanced features and better data recovery compared to the older ".doc" extension used in previous versions of Word. Additionally, Word 2010 can also open and save documents in the older ".doc" format for compatibility.
Yes. Open the document with Word 2010, then go to "Save As" and in the "Save as" drop down select Word 2010.
They are named with a .doc extension in versions up to Word 2003 and .docx extension since version Word 2007.
yes. I have used it to open Microsoft Word 96 documents.
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Office 2003 does not natively support the .docx file format introduced in Microsoft Word 2007. However, you can open .docx files in Office 2003 by installing the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack, which allows older versions of Office to read and edit .docx files. Without this pack, Office 2003 will not be able to open .docx documents directly.
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