This lets them take advantage of the latest product innovations and ensure uninterrupted support from Microsoft.”Ĭomcare are ready to help with Microsoft Office upgrades as Office 2007 reaches its final End of Life date, although with some components already expired, we would urge all current users to recognise that it is already time to upgrade, with less than 12 weeks of extended support still remaining. “Microsoft recommends that customers migrate to current product versions before the support end dates. Microsoft’s own guidance states: 'Customers who are using Office 2007 products and services should start planning to move to Office 365 or upgrade to supported versions of Office products and services, such as Office 2016. You should not wait until October 10th has passed before you look into updating to a newer version of any Microsoft Office programs you use – if you do, you may already expose yourself to security risks for which no Microsoft patches will be available. Once the October 10th deadline passes, it will mark the end of ‘extended support’ under the Office 2007 End of Life roadmap, and no further security patches or other updates will be available.
Significantly, that includes the main software packages like Access, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher, SharePoint, Visio and Word, along with several other everyday programs installed in offices and other workplaces the world over. Typically, new Microsoft products receive support – including security patches and occasional feature updates – for around ten years after their release date, and the remaining components of Office 2007 are due to expire on October 10th 2017. Microsoft Office 2007 End of Life deadlines have already begun to expire, with some parts of the software, like Exchange Server 2007, Accounting 2007, InterConnect 2007 (Standard Edition) and Communicator (Phone Edition) all receiving no further support since April 11th 2017.
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