“ And are there any tutorials for using the “cloud” versions of current Office? The old ways of operating Office XP don’t work most of the time. Office 2010 and earlier versions don’t receive any security updates and become an increasing risk the longer they are unpatched. That alone is a reason to move to a newer, safer Office.įor safety reasons, stick with versions of Office that are still in their support lifetime.
(Yes, there is a ‘compatibility pack’ for Office 2000, XP and 2003).
Office XP doesn’t fully support the ‘new’ safer and better document formats introduced in Office 2007. The risk of being infected by a hacked document is much higher with older versions of Office. Not so much compatibility with Windows.Įven if Office XP works on modern Windows (doubtful), the software is very out of date and a considerable security concern. It might be possible to use Office XP on Windows 10 or 11 but it’s not a good idea.Ĭlyde asks if Office XP ‘be safe to use’ and that’s the important point. In computer tech terms, 19 years is the equivalent of 100 human years. Bush and Tony Blair ruled on either side of the Atlantic. Office XP (2002) is now 19 years old it was released when George H. “What is the oldest version of Office which would be loadable on Windows 10 Pro, and be safe to use? I still have Office XP which I purchased with a Dell computer (it was not installed on the computer, thus I was able to reinstall it on two successful computers later).”
Is it possible to use very old versions of Microsoft Office like Office 2000, Office XP (2002) or Office 2003 on Windows 10 or Windows 11.
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