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Old 12-16-2022, 02:59 AM
ChangeAverse ChangeAverse is offline Windows 7 64bit Office 2010
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Default reluctantly upgrading from Office 2010 - what should I get?

I've been happily using Office 2010 on Windows 7 for many years. Alas, my laptop is showing signs of age, those versions are no longer supported, yada yada. I have now ordered a new laptop with Windows 10. Since I still have the Office 2010 installation files (x64) I suppose I could install 2010 on my new laptop (?) and not worry too much about the lack of security patches. Generally speaking I'm more concerned with using an unsupported OS.

But supposing I cave in and buy a new license... Can I tweak Office 2021 to make it look and feel fairly similar to 2010? What are the biggest or most annoying changes that you can't get around? Word and Excel are what matters to me, the rest I couldn't care less about. I don't want a subscription. I don't need any of the 365 nonsense, cloud storage, Teams integration or what have you.

Or are there a well-liked inbetween version (2013, 2016, 2019) that is closer to 2010 and less likely to annoy me? Though I realize support for these products will be ending soon-ish too, which makes me wonder if I'm not better off simply sticking to 2010.
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