Windows 7 Microsoft Office 2003 Professional - Need an answer !! (Problem, not sure)

[aikma]

I've got Windows 7. I have Microsoft Office 2003 Professional. It works with Windows 7, also compatible. When I want to save a document. There is a list of folders to save in on the right tab. It's called: My Recent Documents, Desktop, My Documents, My Computer and My Network Places. Is this normal ?????? I understand the old Microsoft Office 2003 Professional contains the folder called 'My Recent Documents', this was on Windows XP. I guess that Microsoft Office 2003 was suppose to be for XP, but it is compatible with Vista and Windows 7. Is this all normal. Just please tell me if there's nothing wrong with it. I don't think there's nothing wrong with it. Everything works normally.


Please get to me as fast as you can.


Yours Sincerely,


Aikma

 

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It's completely normal to see the folders like "My Recent Documents," "Desktop," "My Documents," "My Computer," and "My Network Places" listed when you want to save a document in Microsoft Office 2003 Professional on Windows 7. Here's a breakdown of why you are seeing these options and why it's all working as expected: 1. Compatibility of Microsoft Office 2003 with Windows 7: - While Microsoft Office 2003 was primarily designed for Windows XP, it is indeed compatible with Windows Vista and Windows 7 as well. 2. Folder Options in Office 2003: - In older versions of Microsoft Office, including Office 2003, the save dialog box includes these options by default: - "My Recent Documents": Shows recent documents you've worked on. - "Desktop": To save files directly to the desktop. - "My Documents": The default save location for user documents. - "My Computer": Provides access to all drives and devices on your computer. - "My Network Places": For accessing network locations. 3. Functionality and Normalcy: - The presence of these options in Office 2003 on Windows 7 is normal and does not indicate any issues. It's part of the software's functionality to provide quick access to commonly used locations for saving files. In summary, there is nothing wrong with the behavior you are experiencing. Microsoft Office 2003 Professional is working as intended on your Windows 7 system, and the folders listed in the save dialog are there to assist you in easily navigating to different locations to save your documents. If you have any more concerns or questions about this topic or any other Windows-related queries, feel free to ask for further assistance!