does frontpage 2000 work with windows XP with office 2003?

[Guest]

I tried to uninstall frontpage 2000 from a system that has windows XP and
office 2003. I ran the uninstall program from ADD/REMOVE programs and removed
the registery enteries but when I try to remove the MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE
folder, I get a message saying ACCESS DENIED, file or program is in use and
that I do not have permission to access it, and I logged in as administrator,
What can I do?

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

See the replies to your original post.

Basically you can't delete that folder as it is part of Windows.

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[Tom Pepper Willett]

Make sure you are logged on to your computer in the administrator mode.
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|I tried to uninstall frontpage 2000 from a system that has windows XP and
| office 2003. I ran the uninstall program from ADD/REMOVE programs and
removed
| the registery enteries but when I try to remove the MICROSOFT FRONTPAGE
| folder, I get a message saying ACCESS DENIED, file or program is in use
and
| that I do not have permission to access it, and I logged in as
administrator,
| What can I do?

 

[Andrew Murray]

But going by Add/Remove programs would "safely" remove frontpage.

You could try inserting the FP disk, and run the setup program; then choose
the Uninstall option.

 

[Andrew Murray]

The OP has already stated they were logged in as administrator (or had admin
priviledges), thus:

and>that I do not have permission to access it, and I logged in as
administrator.....</snip>

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

The folder the OP is talking about was not installed by FP, is was installed and used by Windows. If
you are running Windows XP, you also have this folder.

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