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 Is Outlook 2007 compatible with Office 2003
As part of an Exchange 2007 migration , we want to install Outlook 2007 on the workstations so that it will have Outlook 2007 and the other programs will be from office 2003. Do you know what functionality you will loose by having Outlook 2007 and rest of Office 2003 suite ?

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ASKED: July 29, 2008  2:02 PM
UPDATED: July 30, 2008  4:46 AM

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We are doing this for many of our users. See my <a href="http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/it-trenches/2000-users-new-mailboxes-one-weekend-done/">blog posting</a>. One thing that your users will encounter is the issues with the ability to preview/look at attachments within the message. The attachment will have to be opened outside of the message using the appropriate application. This is more of an annoyance than a real issue. Other than that, I am not aware of any coexistence problems in our environment. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Outlook 2007 is backwards compatible. The functions shared with outlook 2003 and the rest of office 2003 should not be diminished. ******************************************************** Although it will not create any technical issue as such but you will have many functional issues like attachments or any other similar compatibility issues. Microsoft does not recommend to run a single current component of a product running on a PC with older version of the product.
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