If you use a Windows version of Microsoft Office please participate in the poll to show how popular each version is as of early 2014. As always you can leave your votes in the poll and comment if you have anything further to add.
Office 2003. I only use Word and I don't need or want to relearn anything. I've tried Office 2007 and didn't really care for it and see no need to spend money for something that I already have and works for me. My needs for this sort of software are pretty basic. I use it to write a variety of documents and a newer version of Word is not going to make me or anyone else a better writer. I would still use Office 95 if it was compatible with modern OSes and Processors. I find the marketing of Office a bit absurd. These are really basic programs that should come with the OS.
None currently, but I was using Office 2007 at work until recently. I use SoftMaker Office 2012 which I purchased for under $15 when Ashampoo had it on special (they sell as it as Ashampoo Office).
Office 2010, 64-bit version, though I think the 32-bit version would be better, more comptaible with add-ons and other third party programs.
Microsoft Office XP on those rare occasions that I need it. For everything else I use the default office application in Linux.
None. I used to use 2010 with a plan to move to 2013 before the subscription pricing structure was revealed. Sticking to LibreOffice for the moment.
I bought a Dell WIN7 64x computer on line, and had them install Office 2010. When I set up the computer I noticed that they gave me the 32x version rather than the 64x version. I asked about it on the Dell forum, and they said 32x runs better. I forget why, sorry.