Note that it does include not support for templates created in newer versions of Office. Of course some of the new features may not come through but for the most part, it works very well. Using the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack, Office 2000, Office 2002 and Office 2003 (and maybe even Office 97) users can still open files created in newer versions of Office.
If you aren't aware by now, Microsoft changed the file format starting in Office 2007. However there will always be two types of users who will require more support and possibly even training: those whose MS Office skills were weak in the first place and power users who like to take advantage of advanced features. When going migrating to Office 2007, Office 2010 or Office 2013 and related products, including these products can minimize the short term costs usually associated with decreased productivity, training and support, at least once you know where to find the Office 2003 Menu ribbon and how to get back to it if it happens to change on you. When the ribbon is hidden, you can also make any of the ribbons temporarily re-appear by simply clicking once on any of the tabs. Working on a small screen like a netbook or just finding that the new ribbon is taking up too much valuable space? Double click on the active tab to make it appear and disappear, and stay that way until you do this again. These only include support for Word, Excel and Powerpoint. What about Project and Publisher? You can either learn the ribbon or use Addintools Classic menus.įor personal, non-commercial use in Office 2007/2010, you can also give the free versions of Classic Menu for Office Home and Student Edition a try. Again, a longer and more sustainable solution is to use the Visio 2010 Interactive menu to ribbon guide to become familiar with the new ribbon system. In the long term though, it's probably a better idea to use the Interactive menu to ribbon guides to find the options in the ribbon and get used to them as there is very little chance that Microsoft will go back to using menus at this point.Īddintools also has a Classic menu for Visio 2010. Essentially it brings back the old Office 2003 menus. To help you through the transition, Classic Menu for Office 2007, 20 by Addintools may be just what you need to help you in the short term. The first thing you will notice is that the menus are gone and have been replaced by what is known as a ribbon. Classic menus for Microsoft Office 2007, 2010, 2013 and Visio 2010
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