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Many people have Microsoft Office 2003 and are interested in upgrading Microsoft Office 2007. However, there are a lot of differences between the two, although they are the same program with different version years. As a result, anyone with Microsoft Office 2003 should continue reading to learn about some of the differences with Microsoft Office 2007.

One of the changes is the digital signature. For example, if you are in Microsoft Office 2007 training, you will learn that the digital signature with this version is prepared with XMLDSig, which is different from what you have learned in Microsoft Office 2003 training. Also, the Microsoft Office training course will teach you that in Office 2007 you will find digital signatures under File, Final Document, Signature instead of Tools, Options, Security, Digital Signatures. Digital signatures became more intuitive and easier to find.

Another change you will learn in all of your Microsoft Office training programs is that the tool for Office 2003 was removed. It was replaced by a document inspector that could run multiple times simultaneously making it easier for documents to be cleaned.

Microsoft Office 2007 now offers some versioning. Before Microsoft Office 2003 you could only enable or disable versioning, but now versioning numbers are included and numbers like 3.3 can be used as well as whole numbers like 3.

Another change that exists in Microsoft Office 2007 is different from Microsoft Office 2003. This is how the Windows Rights Management Client v. 1.0 is no longer supported. A new client version of Windows Rights Management Client SP1 is used in Microsoft Office 2007 and the new version is easier to install and no changes are seen when the new version is installed.

Yet another change is the Send for Review feature which can be found in Microsoft Office 2003 under File, Send to, Mail Recipient (for review). These entry points are not present in Microsoft Office 2007.