I am currently trialing Windows 10 with some members of staff around school, and I have come across a problem with Word 2016. We currently use Office 2010 on W7 machines throughout school, so the majority of resources have been created on that. Some of the staff have reported problems when printing resources or letters that they have previously created, where it will not print how it is shown in the program or in the print preview. I have noticed that this is when a document does not open in Compatibility Mode. I have searched for ways to force Word to open in Compatibility Mode, but all of the threads and articles I find are for disabling Compatibility Mode. I also found this fix on TechNet which does work, however I do not want to do this for each document and each user that comes across this problem. Saving as a PDF also has the same issue, so I can't get around it that way.
This is the only thing stopping me from rolling out Windows 10 to the rest of the school, so I would greatly appreciate any help with this! Hopefully one of you has come across this before, although Office 2010 to 2016 probably isn't a common jump that is made.
Thanks
Thanks for all of the replies. We are well aware of the need to leave W7, but we have had a lot of setbacks over the past couple of years. I thought about putting the users back on Office 2010, but I really wanted to stay away from this as it would be a hassle to upgrade to 2016 afterwards if the whole school is still on 2010. I also don't want to go with ProPlus as I'd like to license it per machine, which is much much easier with 2016.