Use OL 2007 with Office 2003

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doonboggle

I have recently made a mistake and installed Office 2007 ... and HATE IT !!!
The only thing it offers that I like is Outlook 2007, which gives me the
ability to download several web mail messages at one time ... and
accomplishes the set-up so that it works. Word 2007 is the monster that I
hate the most.

Is there any way I can uninstall Office suite 2007, but keep, or reinstall,
Outlook 2007 only? I see no way in the dumb list of options that pops up for
the Remove-Repair option; and Control Panel removes the whole package.

I want to return to Office 2003 .... a more user friendly version .... and
at the same time keep Outlook 2007.
Thanks
 
C

cormorant

Doonbog,
I've just made a related post - I'll be watching to see if responses to you
are any use to me.
From the little I've used it I don't like the Word or Exel interfaces
either, but I put that down to unfamiliarity - but give me the old drop down
menus.
 
D

DL

You can but you will lose full intergration with Outlook 2007
You modify your Office 2007 installation to remove components, you can use
the cd to do this
 
D

doonboggle

In the long module list for custom installation, etc., I see no way to
uninstall anything ... just use disk or computer, etc.. So how would one
uninstall a module?
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

I have recently made a mistake and installed Office 2007 ... and HATE IT !!!
The only thing it offers that I like is Outlook 2007, which gives me the
ability to download several web mail messages at one time ... and
accomplishes the set-up so that it works. Word 2007 is the monster that I
hate the most.

Then it won't do any good to go back to Office 2003 and keep Outlook 2007
because in Outlook 2007 Word 2007 is the ONLY editor.
 
D

DL

Selecting disk, unistalls
Selecting Computer installs to your PC
If you insert your Office 2007 cd it might be easier, once it runs

Personnally I believe you will regret it as you wont have full use of
Outlook 2007
 

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