I was afraid to open the disk drive, out of fear that that might interrupt an attempted installation process and leave an unrecoverable mess on my hard drive. I'd been too distracted by just trying to find my way around in Windows 10 and Office 2010. That's when I realized that I had never actually ever gotten around to testing out the DVD drive on this refurbished PC. Then the hard drive light came on and the disk drive started grinding and rattling and sounding like it was grinding the CD down to a pile of dust. So I looked at File Explorer and clicked on a folder named "Setup." I popped the CD (or is it a DVD?) into the DVD drive, closed the drive and waited for something to happen. So I dug around in my carboard box of old software and found Office 2003. I happened to notice that that old version of Word, which I had posted about here as Word 97, actually turned out to be Word 2003. So I decided to try installing the old Word version, the one with the macro that opens my task management files side-by-side in single Word window. I was encouraged by Purfleet's comment that older versions of Word could be run under Windows 10. Should I start a new thread for this problem? Is it bad form to change the Title in the middle of a thread?
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