“The new Office will work with Windows 7 and Windows 8,” a Microsoft spokesperson said Monday in an email reply to questions about Office 2013 and Office 365. “Vista or XP will not support ...

The new Office suite will support only Windows 7 and 8 on the desktop, leaving users of older Windows versions out of the running. XP and Vista users, no Office 2013 for you - CNET X ...

Office 2010, released in June 2010, included support for both Windows XP and Windows Vista, but the latest version — expected to be released in early 2013 — will force users to upgrade to ...

This Tuesday July 12 is an impending day of note for IT professionals whose organizations still use Microsoft Office XP or Windows Vista Service Pack 1. That's the day when Office XP will slip out ...

With Office 2013 not supporting Vista and XP, 54.6% of all Windows users will be unable to run the newest version of Office when it launches. Microsoft expects that most XP and Vista users will be ...

My office needs to buy new, more powerful computers, and we’re undecided on whether to stick with XP/Office 2003 or upgrade to Vista/Office 2007. The staff is split on ... Microsoft is already working ...

Some users are getting the massive Office 2007 SP1 update automatically -- even though Microsoft said it would not use Windows Automatic Updates to push out the upgrade for months.

Block is quoted in the article as saying: "Windows Vista will probably go on to 400 million PCs in the first 24 months," Block says. "That's both new system sales and upgrades from XP.

Bill Gates shows off Windows Vista in 2007. (Microsoft Photo) April 11 will be a life and death experience for users of Microsoft Windows and Office.

Businesses can continue to purchase new PCs with Windows 7 and utilize downgrade rights to Windows XP or Windows Vista until they are ready to use Windows 7." As for Office XP, it's a decade-old ...

Microsoft drops support for Windows Vista, XP on Office 2013. Anthony Garreffa. Gaming Editor. Published Jul 20, 2012 3:30 AM CDT Updated Nov 3, 2020 12:27 PM CST. 1 minutes read time.