Thanks for the reminder of some of the free stuff out there.īut, after installing Windows 10 I began to notice that it wanted and kept track of a lot of personal information on people. I can only think of one thing I've ever written on Word that I would consider private or personal, and it's still on there.
I hadn't thought about security issues of the older Office. I use Excel to keep track of my gas mileage on my car. Now, I really only use Word for typing-up some stuff once in a while, or copying and pasting some info. All my older stuff on there is still usable. I installed Windows 10 about a month ago and the few parts of Office 2000 that I use seem to be working fine. Later Windows won't return it.Įdited by brainout, 23 October 2015 - 05:35 PM. Outlook 2003 won't do email rightly, just as Outlook 2000. And even though updates have stopped for 2003, you can get them in Win10. I think the prices are something like $20, retail copy. You can get really cheap upgrades to 2003 which allow you to keep your existing 2000 alongside or to replace it, from Amazon. However, I switched over to Office 2003 it's just like 2000 in structure, macros, add-ins but adds some useful features, like the ability to insert digital signatures, so I installed it on my Win10 until I stopped using it. For the new Windows won't allow you to choose among updates, you have to accept what they send you. But I won't use Win10 anymore, so I can't vouch for whether it will work post the many unknown unpredictable and likely borking updates which will come forceably in the future. Just don't have it on your machine until after Win10 is installed. So here's the answer: Office 2000 will work in Win10, but Outlook email will have problems. Harryhh, sorry that some of the BC members have a need to deprecate your software instead of just answering your question.
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