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Dr. Gary
Is there a way to install both Pub 2000 and Pub 2003 on the same machine?
Gary
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John Inzer
=================================Dr. Gary said:Is there a way to install both Pub 2000 and
Pub 2003 on the same machine? Gary
No secret involved...just install the programs.
I'm currenty running Pub2.0a, Pub2000,
Pub2002, Pub2003.
BTW...Pub2003 requires WinXP or
Win2000 SP3.
(822129) System Requirements for Office 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=822129
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JoAnn Paules
You have me beat - I only have 2000, 2002, and 2003. All in separate
directories.
directories.
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John Inzer
==================================JoAnn said:You have me beat - I only have 2000, 2002,
and 2003. All in separate directories.
Hee hee...
I originally used Pub 2.0a on a Win 3.1
machine but it runs fine on Win XP. It
came on 5 floppies if you can believe it.
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JoAnn Paules
Nowdays, a lot of low-end computers don't even have a floppy drive. I'll
keep mine, thank you.
keep mine, thank you.
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John Inzer
=====================================JoAnn said:Nowdays, a lot of low-end computers don't
even have a floppy drive. I'll keep mine, thank you.
I have lots of stuff on floppies...I even use
them with my Digital Camera (Sony).
I would be lost with out a floppy drive.
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Ed Bennett
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In an emergency I'd be lost without boot disks
Bootable CDs are such a pain to construct, and the Recovery Console requires
an administrator password (and so if you've lost your admin password, you're
stuck)
I've now found an Emergency Boot CD which is quite interesting, but requires
the option to boot from CD to be enabled, which is a pain when you're
troubleshooting machines that don't, and guess what, they've forgotten the
admin password for the BIOS!
I'm glad my budget notebook (budget at about US$1000 - can you get brand
names for less than that in the States? That was the cheapest brand name
anywhere over here) came with a USB floppy (useful for other machines too)
Inzer said:I have lots of stuff on floppies...I even use
them with my Digital Camera (Sony).
I would be lost with out a floppy drive.
In an emergency I'd be lost without boot disks
Bootable CDs are such a pain to construct, and the Recovery Console requires
an administrator password (and so if you've lost your admin password, you're
stuck)
I've now found an Emergency Boot CD which is quite interesting, but requires
the option to boot from CD to be enabled, which is a pain when you're
troubleshooting machines that don't, and guess what, they've forgotten the
admin password for the BIOS!
I'm glad my budget notebook (budget at about US$1000 - can you get brand
names for less than that in the States? That was the cheapest brand name
anywhere over here) came with a USB floppy (useful for other machines too)
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JoAnn Paules
Yes, but you get what you pay for.