We know from talking to you that layout is absolutely critical. So critical, in fact, that the tiniest change to the layout of a document between versions can be a big issue. With this in mind, we have always been incredibly focused on trying to maintain compatibility between versions of Word.f you work in an enterprise where sharing documents across versions of Word is common, a group policy exists to force all new documents to be created in compatibility mode. For existing documents, we recognize the need to maintain layout fidelity across versions.
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You are here: iWEBTOOL > Computer Glossary > ATA. What is ATA? Stands for Advanced Technology Attachment.. It is a type of disk drive that integrates the drive controller directly on the drive itself. Computers can use ATA hard drives without a specific controller to support the drive. The motherboard must still support an ATA connection, but a separate card (such as a SCSI card for a SCSI hard drive) is not needed. Some different types of ATA standards include ATA-1, ATA-2 (a.k.a. Fast ATA), ATA-3, Ultra ATA (33 MBps maximum transfer rate), ATA/66 (66 MBps), and ATA/100 (100 MBps).