BexAnalyser : compatibilty of WB created in Excel 2010 with Excel 2003

Hi all,
I'm trying to define the compatibilty of worbook created with BexAnalyser (Excel) 2003 with BexAnalyser 2010.
When a workbook is created in 2003 version and saved with 2010 version and opened with BexAnalyser 2003, I'm loosing the textelement (available by the Information bouton).
For displaying this information, I have to turn into creation mode and displaying the information by quoting the radio bouton in properties panel.
In an other case, when i'm creating a worbook with Bexanalyser 2010, i cannot open it with 2003.
Do you know if Worbooks that are created in BexAnalyser 2010 have a chance to be compatible (by two ways) with BexAnalyser 2003.
For information, we installed FEP 200 and FEP 201 and the SAPGUI is 720.
Thank you in advance.
Cedric

As an update...
I verified the Control ID in Outlook 2003 to be 5621.
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However, the tool confirms that the ID for OOF in Outlook 2010 is STILL 5621.
Just for grins, I disabled the MailBox Cleanup utility on the same page by identifying it's control ID (7092), grey's out no problem. But I can't get the OOF button to go grey.

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