I have no excuses except if it anti broken stick with 2007

I'm using 2007 for years and it's working rock solid :)

I believe there are some themes for 2007 that can be downloaded and used but again if it anti broke why break it with a unnecessary theme :)

I am using Office 2013 Pro & while I have got used to the colour themes I would welcome something darker & that dark grey one looks good.

The only reason I upgraded from 2007 to 2010 is I wanted to get a version of Office I would like that would be good through Win 7's EOL, especially after I saw what 2013 was like.

I'm not sure what a support ending of 2007 would be,
But the only part of 2007 that would be effected I would think would be office outlook not word.... they do not really interact with the internet as far as I know beside creating docs... any email can still send as attachment :/

ThrashZone said:

I'm not sure what a support ending of 2007 would be,
But the only part of 2007 that would be effected I would think would be office outlook not word.... they do not really interact with the internet as far as I know beside creating docs... any email can still send as attachment :/

EOL (End Of Life) of Office 2007 is 10/10/2017. After that, Office will no longer receive any security updates from M$. This will render all of Office 2007, including Word, etc., vulnerable to hacking as new security holes are discovered, same as XP is now vulnerable. Office 2010 will not reach EOL until 10/13/2020.

Even though Office programs, such as Word, Excel, etc. may not directly interact with the internet (although they can and frequently do), any unpatched vulnerability can allow hackers access to a computer from the internet. Whenever one copies and pastes something, say a picture or a block of text, into an Office document, the data is usually not copied to the clipboard. Instead, the Office program being used connects directly to the source of the data on the internet.

Office programs can harbor malware. I had two Word docs I had created get infected with a virus a couple of years ago despite the fact that I had created the docs myself without copying any data from the internet. Fortunately, I was able to copy the data in the docs to new docs without the virus being carried over, then I simply deleted the infected docs.