2003 & 2007 together

T

The Chomp

I think I remember reading that you can not have 2 versions of Outlook
installed on the same system. Is this still correct? Here is what I was
thinking of.

Keep Office 2003 installed on my C: drive along with 2003 Outlook.
Install Office 2007 on my D: drive and not install Outlook 2007.

Would this work?

Thanks
 
A

Alex H

Not a problem have been running this for some time now! I have bith
installed on my C drive, in separate folders
One 'featurette'. In Access and i think Excel, when you switch bteween the
two versions, the Windows Installer spend a couple of minutes configuring.
Annoying and i hope that perhaps MS might fix this soon, but not holding my
breath.

Alex
 
A

Alex H

Not a problem have been running this for some time now! I have bith
installed on my C drive, in separate folders
One 'featurette'. In Access and i think Excel, when you switch bteween the
two versions, the Windows Installer spend a couple of minutes configuring.
Annoying and i hope that perhaps MS might fix this soon, but not holding my
breath.

Alex
 

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