Microsoft Office xp-Professional

[Guest]

I have loaded Microsoft Office 95 (Professional) which I have updated with
Microsoft Office 97 (Professional) which in turn has been updated to
Microsoft Office xp (Professional) running on Microsfot Windows xp (Home
Edition)
I believe that my 'Office' is corrupt.
I have tried installing 'Office xp' over the existing 'xp' version but this
has not cured the problem.
Can I uninstall 'Office' (all versions) without disturbing anything else and
reinstall it?
Any help would be apppreciatred

 

[Guest]

On the Help menu of any Office app you will find a "Detect and repair" item.
This should fix any corruption.

 

[elShazo]

I would try the uninstall the older versions of office and install
Office XP clean. With upgrades (esp. from the pre-2000 products to
post-2000) there can be problems. Example, upgrading 98 to XP can
cause quirks b/c of different file systems (esp. with long file
names). The uninstall shouldn't disturb your documents.

 

[AJR]

The "problem"?

 

[Guest]

Sorry I do not understand-what is your advice?

The "problem"?

 

[Guest]

Thanks, but I have tried this and I still have problems

 

[Guest]

Thank you-if I uninstall Office xp will I still have Office'97 and if I then
uninstall Office'97 will I still had Office'95 or will uninstalling xp leave
me with out Office of any version?

 

[Guest]

I loaded Xp Profesional and now iwant to delete Home Edtition off my CPU how
is this donw?

 

[Guest]

After office xp is out, this may help.

Utility to completely remove remaining Office 97 files and registry entries
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/176823/en-us

Not sure if 95 would be there, since it doesn't install in XP.

 

[Guest]

What are you talking about-I do not want to untinstall Windows xp (home
edition) I want to uninstall Office xp

 

[Patrick Keenan]

Sorry I do not understand-what is your advice?

I believe he's asking you what the problem you're experiencing is, that
leads you to believe that the Office install is corrupt. That would be
helpful to know.

By the way, upgrade installations of Office normally remove previous
versions at the beginning of the install process. So when you uninstall
the current version, Office is uninstalled, period. You don't wind up with
layers of versions.

HTH
-pk

 

[Patrick Keenan]

Thank you-if I uninstall Office xp will I still have Office'97 and if I
then
uninstall Office'97 will I still had Office'95

No. The upgrade installs remove previous versions.

or will uninstalling xp leave
me with out Office of any version?

It should uninstall Office, period. It won't restore or reactivate
previous versions.

HTH
-pk

 

[Patrick Keenan]

Thanks, but I have tried this and I still have problems

.... and the problems are...?

-pk

 

[Guest]

When using word as a program and e-mail editor I find the when selecting a
word or passage and click bold, or changed font or change colour or underline
to change that selected text to a new forrmat the whole document changes to
the new format not just that selected text. Not only that but the layout af
letters all moves to the left margin.

Please can you help

 

[Guest]

When using word as a program and e-mail editor I find the when selecting a
word or passage and click bold, or changed font or change colour or underline
to change that selected text to a new forrmat the whole document changes to
the new format not just that selected text. Not only that but the layout af
letters all moves to the left margin.

Please can you help

 

[Guest]

When using word as a program and e-mail editor I find the when selecting a
word or passage and click bold, or changed font or change colour or underline
to change that selected text to a new forrmat the whole document changes to
the new format not just that selected text. Not only that but the layout af
letters all moves to the left margin.

Please can you help