“I have Windows 10. In it I have MS-Publisher 2002 and MSWord (both almost too old work properly), can I save & still open my work with Office Home & Student? Also, does MS have another version of Publisher (to make cards, labels, etc.)?”
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All the new Windows products should be backwards compatible, meaning all the old versions will work under the new one. The only difference will be when you open them, they should ask if you want to convert it to the new version...just hit "ok". The new version of Publisher should do that. I used the 2008 version and it worked great!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, you should be able to open and work with your older Office files. For further instruction on working with older Office files, follow this link: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Check-file-compatibility-with-earlier-versions-D9856881-5875-4C58-915F-06859B2943A7 Additionally, Microsoft does have updated versions of Publisher available for your use. To add Publisher to your Office 2019 software package, you can purchase it from the Microsoft store as a standalone app.
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