사무실 2003년, XP 또는 2000년에 있는 사무실 2007 문서, 스프레트시트, 학습서 및 발표를 제외하고, 열고, 전망하고, 편집하고
마이크로소프트는 풀어 놓고 배부하는 것을 시작했다 마이크로소프트 오피스 체계 2007년 탁상용 컴퓨터에 2003년 사무 제도를 격상시키고 대체하는 법인 고객에 2007년 사무 제도의 소매 포장은 2007년 1월 시작해 일반 대중에게 유효한 의도하는 그러나. 사무실 2008년 사업 생산력 한 벌 새로운 특징 및 증진 중, 중요한 변화의 한개는 사용법 그리고 변환에이다 새로운 사무실 열려있는 XML는 기본 파일 체재로 배열한다 낱말 2007 문서를 위해, 2007의 스프레트시트 및 PowerPoint를 사용자가 파일을 창조하고 저장할 때 .docx, .xclx 및 .pptx의 파일 확장을 사용하는 2007의 발표 능가하십시오. XML 기술을 가진 이 새 파일 체재는 마이크로소프트 오피스 (2000년, XP와 2003년)의 이른 버전과 호환이 되지 않다, 그래서 사무실 사용자의 이전 버전은 사무실 2007 파일이나 문서를 열거나, 전망하거나, 편집하거나 저장할 수 없을 것이다.
이상적인 세계에서는, 모두는 마이크로소프트 오피스 2007년에 향상이 있을 것입니다, 이렇게 마이크로소프트 오피스의 각종 버전에 의해 창조된 문서, 스프레트시트 또는 발표를 가진 겸용성 문제점이 없다 (사무실 2007년에는 거의 모든 오래된 사무실 파일을 가진 지원 겸용성 지원이 있다). 그러나, 가격과 비용 동의 때문에, 각 회사 및 각 사용자는 사무실 2007년에 사무 제도와 향상의 새로운 자료를 구매하지 않을 것이다. 이 상황은 마이크로소프트 오피스 2003년, Office XP (2002년)의 더 오래된 버전의 사용자를 일으키는 원인이 될 것이다 읽어거나 전망해거나 열 수 없습니다 사무실 2000는 마이크로소프트 오피스 낱말, 마이크로소프트 오피스로 사무실 2007년에서, 창조된 사무실 파일을 제외하고 편집하기 위하여 능가하고, 마이크로소프트 오피스 PowerPoint 버전 2000에서 2003까지는 2007년 마이크로소프트 오피스 프로그램에 있는 사무실 열려있는 XML 체재에서 저장되는 문서 열기 출생지로 할 수 있지 않는다.
이것을 해결하는 것은 겸용성 문제점, 마이크로소프트를 풀어 놓고 낱말을 위한 마이크로소프트 오피스 겸용성 팩을, 사무실 사용자의 이전 버전을 위한 해결책 또는 workaround로 능가한다, PowerPoint 2007의 파일 형식 신청하고 문서화하고. 마이크로소프트 Office XP (낱말 XP는, XP 및 PowerPoint XP를 능가한다), 사무실 2003 프로그램 (낱말 2003년은, 2003년 및 PowerPoint 2003년을 능가한다) 또는 사무실 2000 프로그램의 사용자는 (낱말 2000년은, 2000년 및 PowerPoint 2000년을 능가한다) 자유로운 것 다운로드하고 설치할 수 있다 마이크로소프트 오피스 겸용성 팩 (FileFormatConverters.exe) 문서를 제외하고, 학습서 및 마이크로소프트 오피스 낱말의 새로운 XML 파일 형식에 있는 발표는 열고, 창조하고, 편집해, 능가하고, 사무실 낱말의 기존 버전을 사용해서 PowerPoint 2007년은 격상시키는 필요 없이, 그리고 PowerPoint, 능가한다.
To open, view, read, create, edit or save the 2007 versions of Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files in Office 2003, XP or 2000, after installing the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack, simply double click on the documents, workbooks or files, or click on Save button. You can create a new 2007 XML format documents too by open a new blank document or workbook or presentation, and store the file by clicking on Save. For Excel 2000 and PowerPoint 2000, users will need to right click on an Excel 2000 file or a PowerPoint 2000 file and click on Save As.
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December 7th, 2006 13:16
[...] Microsoft has released Microsoft Office 2007 Systems and Suites for Windows. However, the new Office 2007 is using new Office Open XML Formats as the default format for popular business productivity suites. Thus, instead of usual 3-character extension, Office 2007 now uses 4-character extension to identify and differentiate the Office 2007 files, such as Word .docx, Excel .xclx and Powerpoint .pptx. The new XML format for the Office documents is not backward compatible, which means the new files or documents created with Office 2007 will not be able to open with previous version of Office editor or viewer directly. To solve the backward compatibility issues of new Office 2007 file formats with older version of Office programs (2003, XP and 2000) in Windows, Microsoft has released Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007 File Formats that allows users of Microsoft Office 2003, XP and 2000 to open, edit and save Office 2007 files. However, for Macintosh users who use Office 2004 for Mac, there is no such luck yet, as the compatibility pack or file format converter for Mac OS X version of Office is not yet ready. [...]
February 28th, 2007 10:10
Way to go Microsoft! Lets create software that doesn’t work with our other software. Yet another fine example of your inept and incompetent ability to create software, that well… just sucks.
Get on the ball, pull the fingers out or your a$$e$, and develop translators for the Mac to open 2007 XML files. End of story.
March 9th, 2007 06:49
Agree. I was blindsided by a “strange” 4 alpha extension document the other day, with not a hint of warning from MS’s publicity machine that older version of Word would not be able to read the Office 2007 formats.
Amazing. The company just continue to blow holes in it’s overpriced feet time and again. I’m setting aside part of my day now to find the patch for 2003 Word that will allow me to read in the new docx and docm extensions (if MS has released one). Meanwhile, I blew a deadline to respond to a client using MS 2007 because of this new “advance” in Word processing “security.”
March 24th, 2007 17:11
Software evolves, it’s part of improving. Mac is about as proprietary as something can get, so why complain about a new file format in new version of Office? As the article states, there are converter packs available for the older versions.
Plus, Office 2007 allows you to save your documents in the old format, in case you’re sharing your documents with a computer user that is afraid of change (and therefore should not be using a computer anyway).
April 1st, 2007 16:53
WE can change the default file format in word 2007. Since *.docx files can not be opened in older versions of Office Word, do these in word 2007
1) Open word 2007, goto menu File -> SaveAs
2) On “SaveAS” popup window, drop down the options in “Tools” (just aside “Save” button).
3) goto “Save options..”
4) chose “Word97-2003 Document(.doc)” option under “Save files in this format:”.
April 2nd, 2007 22:48
Nagesh, THANK YOU. I thought I was the only who knew about this.
April 23rd, 2007 14:15
I am suffering from the reverse problem: opening Powerpoint 2003 files in 2007, the alignment of all text is out vertically both on screen and when I print. Very weird, and no idea how to fix it.
May 8th, 2007 19:12
Hi,
I had made a powerpoint presentation using MS office 2007.It can’t be opened in lower versions.Help me to convert it in such a way so that it can be opened.
May 9th, 2007 07:06
Have you read the above?
Tell the person who wants to open it to download the compatibility pack, or else save it as ppt file instead of pptx.
June 6th, 2007 03:23
[...] Office files between various version of Office 2007, 2003 and 2002 (XP), Microsoft has released Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack, which when installed on the computers of users using Microsoft Office 2003 or Office XP (2002), [...]
June 26th, 2007 10:04
i use 98se and office 2000. are there other converters i can use?
July 6th, 2007 22:02
in an ideal world everyone would have updraded to vista???? Are you serious?
In an ideal world …. microsoft would be able to make descent software that was useful and compatible
In an ideal world everyone would be informed and be buying systems that worked ie Macs
December 5th, 2007 00:29
windows works fine… Macs are for dummy.
December 7th, 2007 01:21
PCs suck. and so does microsoft!
January 9th, 2008 21:46
hmm, well done microsoft. You release a piece of software that can’t be opened on earlier versions. In my office I have no rights to install this service pack….so where does that leave me? Well, i think i might petition our company to start using open source software like linux and open office…they even make their software readable on microsofts programmes, whereas micrsoft can’t even do it for themselves…..lol..we should all boycott microdoft due to their incredible ineptitude.
August 5th, 2008 21:10
i am having set of xlsx and pptx files, need to convert those to xls and ppt. but the command line is not doing any help.
for the the xlsx i tried
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12>excelcnv -oice c:\xl.xlsx c:\xl.xls
it gives out a xl.xls but its just the copy of my input xlsx file when i open that file in the office 2000 it gives error. i just renamed the xl.xls to xl.zip, now i can see the xmls inside. so it just created the copy of my input file and renamed it to xl.xls.
Any help on this highly appreciated.
Thanks