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Will Microsoft Office 2000 work with Vista 32?

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No its not compatible. MS office 2007 and higher versions are only supported by vista 32. To make MS office 2000 or 2003 compatible registry changes should be made.

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posted by windows (26)
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Yes, Microsoft Office 2000 will work with Vista 32 (x86). Word, Excel and Powerpoint will work and have no known issues. But you may encounter some compatibility issues with outlook.

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posted by pdash (63)
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It surely will, as well as any other Microsoft application. All new Microsoft operating systems are made to be backwards compatible with all Office suites.

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Yes, Microsoft Office 2000 works with Windows Vista 32. I am currently running it on the 64 bit version of Vista so it should work with the 32 bit version as well. I've had no issues with installing or using these products together.

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posted by destaz (6)
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yes it does but office 2007 is better. Its better because it has a new easier interface and you can save files as the old versions for older computers

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It should work because they are both Microsoft created programs. Although the office 2000 suite is a bit old, when you run in compatibility mode you should have no problem to access all your Office 2000 applications. However i recommend you invest in a new Office version because this one is obsolete.

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