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2007 not compatible with 2003--sm

Posted By: ks on 2008-02-09
In Reply to: normal.dot confusion... plz help! - moMT

but there is a file conversion tool available. Whether this would affect the normal.dot file, I have no idea. Better check with microsoft word on that one. go to MS website, they have a lot of info about 2007


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Word 2007 not compatible
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Darn Microsoft.


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