Is Office 2000 compatible with RoboHelp 7?

We are planning to buy RoboHelp7. But, cannot buy Office
2007. Is RoboHelp7 compatible with Office 2000 (our exisitng
version)?
Thanks in advance,
Meenakshmi

Problems -
Currently, we are using Office 2000 and RH6. Now, we are
planning to upgrade to RH7. We downloaded the trial version to
check the compatibitiy. We compiled the exisitng RH6 projects with
the RH7. It was found that pages with links are not displaying at
all. We imported them from another project. But, some of then dod
not work after that. There are also some special characters in the
texts. We tried with Office 2007 and RH7. The problems were there
too. Can anyone advice whether this is some bug? We applied the
vailable patch. But nothing happened.
Should we go for the upgrade?

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