Can I install Office Xp without uninstalling OFFICE 2000 Premium? -- Bob P
Can I install Office Xp without uninstalling OFFICE 2000 Premium? -- Bob P
Mostly yes, but you can only have one version of Outlook installed. See http://www.**--****.com/ "How to run multiple versions of Office on one computer".
1.Office 2000 Pro network install to Office 2000 Premium CD install
Context: Since 2002, Ie had this Desktop computer running Windows 2000 Professional OS (upgraded to SP3 since) and 0ffice 2000 Professional both of them installed through the company network (got this PC in a severance package). It always worked fine and was used by my family to mainly do surfing on the Internet, e-mailing with Outlook Express (kids) and Outlook 2002 (my wife) but also some work with Word, Excel and Power Point. During that same period I personally was using a Laptop that I bought in 1999. It was running with Windows 98 SE and Office 2000 Premium (Off 2000 Premium is a French version that I bought and installed in France when I lived there in 2001 ). My laptop worked great though I would have liked to increase its power and HD capacity but it had reached its physical capacity. Since the kids are now living in there own apartment, I decided to copy all my laptop documents to the Desktop, remove from the desktop the Office 2000 Professional (using Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel) and install the Office 2000 Premium on the desktop. I need to do this because the HD on the laptop is almost full and the one on the Desktop has a lot of space. I also and most importantly need the thesaurus (not installed with the network installation Off. 2000 Pro )since I write many documents in French and English. (PS: my old employer has unfortunately gone bankrupt). Problem and comments. I have used the administrator account for the different steps. The installation of Off. 2000 Premium ended with a comment confirming the installation was completed (no problem or error identified), but I cannot launch any of the Off. 2000 Premium applications (Word, Excel, PPT) using the icon in the Start Menu). I do not get any message but can hear my computer working for 1 or 2 seconds. I also cannot open a document (and automatically launch the Off. 2000 Premium applications) by clicking on the document (Word or Excel). In this case I get a messageannot Find the file :\Documents and Settings\administrator\document name.doc\or one of its components). Make sure path and file name are correct and that all required libraries are available The Outlook 2002 from the beginning is still working though I would have expected a Outlook 2000 to replace it like I had on my laptop. Once the Off. 2000 Pro removal completed there were still about 112 MG of files left in the Office Program File (but I think this is normal) The icon of Word, Outlook and Project (from Off. 2000 Pro. Is still in the Office 2000 file in the Start Menu while the icons of Excel, PPT, Access show a TV look alike box instead). If I click on the Word or Outlook icon I get the following message his action only valid for products that are currently installedand when closed a second one from Windows Explorer saying nable to run this command On the other hand I can still launch Project which we never used. What I did up to now. I removed and reinstalled Off. 2000 Premium trying thing such as Regular installation with input (initial try) Customized installation (in a file I named (Office Premium) in Program Files instead of the regular icrosoft Officefile name generated by the automatic installation. I did the same as above a second time after having upgrading to Windows Installer 3.1(v2). What Now? Is there anything I should do to regarding the message annot Find the file .(or one of its components). Make sure path and file name are correct and that all required libraries are available Since I do not have the Windows 2000 Pro OS installation CD (as mentioned it was installed through a network) I cannot think of repairing the OS if it was required. Not to sure if I missed a step or if there is something else I should do. Thank you in advance for any ideas for my next move short of installing Windows 98 OS (for which I have the original CD) or buying any other MS product.
2.Office XP Pro install over Office 2000 Premium
Are there any problems that I need to be aware of in doing this, Office XP Pro over Office 2000 Premium? I've scanned the Microsoft areas and can't really get a good feel for this. I do have some Word documents, Excel spreadsheets and email that I'd like to keep but I suppose I could back all that up. Anyone been down this road I'd appreciate your comments. Thanks, Bob
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4.Can I install Office 2003 over 2000 or 2002 without uninstalling o
I am working with a non-profit org. They purchased Office Pro 2003. A couple of their PC's have Office 2000 and 2002. Do I need to uninstall the old version or will Office 2003 Pro install on top of older versions without loosing address books, emails and other settings? Thanks in advance.
5.Upgraded from Office 2000 Premium to Office XP Pro
Why won't formulas work in previously saved (and operational in Off 2000-Prem.) spreadsheets, when opened in Excel XP? How can these spreadsheets be made to operate in Excel XP? Do I have to uninstall Office XP and re- install Office 2000 Pre.?
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