
I bought a used lap top just before Christmas 2008 which came with Microsoft Office 2007 and Microsoft works. I had my choice on a new project, and I picked Microsoft Office 2007 to use. As I was using it I discovered that I had only a trial version, and the full version was priced higher than what I paid for the lap top. I printed the 7-page document I had prepared and tried to import it to Microsoft Works, but the trial program blocked the transfer. The Microsoft Works was a full program, as I discovered. Then I went to Google to find a word processor, and the search took me to Amazon.com where I could buy Star Office 7 for $4.99 and office Suite 2009 for $0.01. Realizing that it was only risking $5.00 plus shipping for both of them, I ordered them. The advertisement for Office Suite 2009 said it was compatible with Microsoft Office 2007; so I tried to import the data to Office Suite 2009, but I was blocked again. Then I called in a friend to help me delete the trial version of Microsoft Office 2007. After doing so, my documents files still had the 2 saved Microsoft Office 2007 text files. I decided to click on the larger text file expecting to get an error message stating that it was not attached to a program and couldn't be accessed. What I got was an automatic import to Office Suite 2009. I tried to do the same thing with the smaller Microsoft Office 2007 text file, and the same thing happened again. So I didn't lose any of my work, but realized that the import process from their program to yours was only successful after deleting the trial version. Maybe that bit of advice could be passed to those also wishing to ditch the trial version of Microsoft Office 2007. In the end, I am happy with your product.Get more detail about Office Suite 2009.
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