Microsoft project 2007 compatibility pack

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In nearly all cases, no. There can be a few exceptions, however. If you open a Project file created from a later version and save it the file to your current version, you can lose data or formatting in areas where the later version contains enhanced functionality. For example, information in new or custom fields from later versions of Project, or any formulas relying on new fields, will be lost when opening in an earlier version.

New options that are set on custom fields created in the later version of Project will also be lost. New calendar exceptions that were added to project and resource calendar functionality such as monthly exceptions, yearly exceptions, and those with arbitrary dates will also be lost.

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The more you tell us the more we can help. Can you help us improve? Apparently the only converter tool available for Project is to open and convert Project files, which is rather annoying because you would think a compatibility patch or something would have been released when Project was. Probably asking too much right? The funny part of the whole situation is the actual solution Microsoft proposes on the Project website see below.

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