Office 2010

minesapint | 10:33 Wed 16th Jun 2010 | Technology

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I've just bought the new full version Microsoft Office Professional 2010. I cuurently have Office 2007 installed on my PC and my Word files are stored as .docx and .doc. The file extensions are exactly the same in the 2010 version.
When I install the new version, will the software give me the option to retain the Word files on my PC? I don't want to lose any of the stuff I have on there already. Are other saved files such as .pub kept too?

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installing a different version of office will not effect any other files on your PC.

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It is just going to change the program files, not delete your data. The new version can read the old files.

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Thanks both. I'm very grateful.

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