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chance
Is there any way to run Microsoft Office 2003 in conjunction with 2007?
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WindPipe
chance said:Is there any way to run Microsoft Office 2003 in conjunction with 2007?
Yes there is a way. I had Office 2003 already installed in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office
2003, then installed Office 2007 in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2007. Both versions
work a treat.
- WindPipe
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R. McCarty
See this KB Article (*Note the links to alternate version Office
articles at the top of the web page )
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/218861
articles at the top of the web page )
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/218861
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DL
Since office versions from 2003 install by default to a version specific
folder there is no need to create a specific folder
folder there is no need to create a specific folder
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Colin Barnhorst
Except for Outlook. You can only run one Outlook. Choose which version you
want to run.
want to run.
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chance
Don't know why I didn't think of that!
Works perfectly, thanks.
Works perfectly, thanks.
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Ken Blake, MVP
Is there any way to run Microsoft Office 2003 in conjunction with 2007?
You've already gotten answers to your question, but may I ask *why*
you want to do this?
If, for example, you want to have Word 2003 available so other people
using Word 2003 can read your Word documents, let me point out that
Word 2007 (and the other Office 2007 applications) *can* save files in
the old .doc format, not just .docx.
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chance
I am aware of this, yes.
My reason is that the computer is used by several people. I prefer the 2007
version, but other people don't, so it was a means of compromise.
My reason is that the computer is used by several people. I prefer the 2007
version, but other people don't, so it was a means of compromise.
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PaulMaudib
Is there any way to run Microsoft Office 2003 in conjunction with 2007?
Is there any way you could ask in a group that had OFFICE in the
title? Any way you could realize THIS group lacks that word?
Ask elsewhere
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Ken Blake, MVP
I am aware of this, yes.
My reason is that the computer is used by several people. I prefer the 2007
version, but other people don't, so it was a means of compromise.
OK, that's fine. I just wanted to make sure.
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WindPipe
You've already gotten answers to your question, but may I ask *why*
you want to do this?
If, for example, you want to have Word 2003 available so other people
using Word 2003 can read your Word documents, let me point out that
Word 2007 (and the other Office 2007 applications) *can* save files in
the old .doc format, not just .docx.
Yes, but if it OP was a MS Office Developer, would the VBA for 2007 be completely (by that I
mean wholly) compatible with 2003. Just another situation to consider both installs.
Regards,
- WindPipe
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WindPipe
PaulMaudib said:Is there any way you could ask in a group that had OFFICE in the
title? Any way you could realize THIS group lacks that word?
Ask elsewhere
About 8 responses above you say your too late, or too slow.
- WindPipe
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PD43
WindPipe said:About 8 responses above you say your too late, or too slow.
You must be one of the few who haven't killfiled that bozo yet.
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PaulMaudib
That doesn't mean I'm not RIGHT. Oh, and I was.About 8 responses above you say your too late, or too slow.
- WindPipe
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WindPipe
PD43 said:You must be one of the few who haven't killfiled that bozo yet.
How right you are PD43, the bozo be-gone.
- WindPipe
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