can you install two versions of office on same pc and disc?

L

LVTravel

Possibly and probably. Install the oldest version first, do a custom
install for each additional version and tell the installation program not to
overwrite the previous version. Also you can only have one (normally you
want the latest) version of Outlook on a machine. Outlook 2002 and earlier
doesn't work well with the Vista operating system but works fine with XP.
 
J

Jay Freedman

Yes, except you can have only one version of Outlook installed.

The older version should be installed first, if it isn't already installed.

In the installer, you'll be asked which existing programs to remove, and you can
check some or none of them.

When there are two versions of Word on the same partition, they fight over the
same set of registry entries, each one running the installer to "fix" the
entries after the other one has run. To stop this, there's a simple registry
change -- read
http://word2007bible.herbtyson.com/2007/04/15/word-2007-and-word-2003-coexisting/
 
A

alethea

Maybe not! If you are using HOME USE PROGRAM software you may really mess
things up. BE AFRAID!
 
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