If you save from Word 2007 as Word97-2003 the doctors will be able to open
the documents you create from Word 2007.
You *may* be able to find Office 2003 available at your local PC store ...if
trade has been slack
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Flower wrote:
Word 2003 is the version that the doctors use. They are also only
using Windows XP Prof, also.
"JoAnn Paules" wrote:
No and no.
As long as you save your documents as Word 97-2003 format, the
resulting document will be fine. Why do they require Word 2003?
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"Flower" wrote in message
...
I am beginning Medical Transcription and need Word 2003 or WP 2003.
I was told in Word 2007 I could use a drop down window and turn it
into Word 2003.
Is that true? Also is there a free trial tha I can download. I
only found
2007.
Thanks, Flower