However, users of Office 2003 must still have the Compatibility Pack installed before they can edit Word Open XML files that are compatible with Word 2003.
Doing so makes sure that the Open XML files do not contain content that Word 2003 users can't edit. When you choose the Word 2003 option, Word is configured to create new Open XML files that have Word 2007 and later features disabled. Word 2010 This mode disables features in Word that are incompatible with Word 2010.įull functionality mode This mode makes sure that all new features remain enabled. Word 2007 This mode disables features in Word that are incompatible with Word 2007. Word 2003 This mode disables features in Word that are incompatible with Word 2003. Several configurations options are available for this setting: When you enable this policy setting, you can specify which versions of Word that new Word documents are compatible with. This might be necessary if you have add-ins or macros that use the layout functions that are used in Word 2007 or Word 2010. If you use Group Policy, you can use the Set default compatibility mode on file creation policy setting to manage the default compatibility mode that Word uses to create new Word documents. Set default compatibility mode on file creation for Word Word also uses compatibility mode to open OpenXML documents that were created in Word 2007 and Word 2010. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint use compatibility mode to open binary Office documents that were created in Office 2003 or earlier versions of Office. Compatibility mode also preserves the layout of the document. Compatibility mode ensures that no new or improved features in Office are available while users work with a document so that people who use earlier versions of Office will have full editing capabilities. A subscribe to this blog’s channel would also be much appreciated.In Office, compatibility mode is used automatically to open Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents that were created in earlier versions of these applications. If you’ve problems following any of the steps, please refer to the YouTube video I’ve embedded at the start of the steps. Open a document with Word to confirm that compatibility mode has been disabled. Please note that if you don’t have extensions enabled in Windows Explorer, the file in question appears as Normal in which case you should rename it to something like OldNormal. In the Templates folder find a file called Normal.dotm and rename it to something you like, for instance OldNormal.dotm or just delete it if you know you won’t need to roll back to this template.In the roaming folder, open the Microsoft folder then Templates.Alternatively, you can just open the roaming folder by following this path: C:\Users\ username\AppData\Roaming where C is the Windows Partition and username is your Window’s account username. Launch the Run dialog using Win Key + R then type %appdata% and press Enter.
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