Co-host Office 2000 AND Office 2002

[Bill Stanton]

For the purpose of supporting Access/VBA Apps. developed
on Office 2000 SP3, but running on other machines having
Office 2002, I would like to have both versions installed
on my development machine.

I let everything default when I installed 2000 and as far as
I can tell Office 2000 in entirely contained in the
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office directory tree.

Is it a simple case of installing in another tree? Say
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2002?

What level becomes the default level via file type
associations?

I'm of the understanding my situation is commonplace,
but a little help from those more experienced would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Stanton

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

For the purpose of supporting Access/VBA Apps. developed
on Office 2000 SP3, but running on other machines having
Office 2002, I would like to have both versions installed
on my development machine.

I let everything default when I installed 2000 and as far as
I can tell Office 2000 in entirely contained in the
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office directory tree.

Is it a simple case of installing in another tree? Say
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2002?

What level becomes the default level via file type
associations?

I'm of the understanding my situation is commonplace,
but a little help from those more experienced would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Stanton

They will share quite happily, but you must have only one version of Outlook
installed.

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

For the purpose of supporting Access/VBA Apps. developed
on Office 2000 SP3, but running on other machines having
Office 2002, I would like to have both versions installed
on my development machine.

I let everything default when I installed 2000 and as far as
I can tell Office 2000 in entirely contained in the
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office directory tree.

Is it a simple case of installing in another tree? Say
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2002?

What level becomes the default level via file type
associations?

I'm of the understanding my situation is commonplace,
but a little help from those more experienced would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Stanton

They will share quite happily, but you must have only one version of Outlook
installed.

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

For the purpose of supporting Access/VBA Apps. developed
on Office 2000 SP3, but running on other machines having
Office 2002, I would like to have both versions installed
on my development machine.

I let everything default when I installed 2000 and as far as
I can tell Office 2000 in entirely contained in the
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office directory tree.

Is it a simple case of installing in another tree? Say
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2002?

What level becomes the default level via file type
associations?

I'm of the understanding my situation is commonplace,
but a little help from those more experienced would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Stanton

They will share quite happily, but you must have only one version of Outlook
installed.

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

For the purpose of supporting Access/VBA Apps. developed
on Office 2000 SP3, but running on other machines having
Office 2002, I would like to have both versions installed
on my development machine.

I let everything default when I installed 2000 and as far as
I can tell Office 2000 in entirely contained in the
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office directory tree.

Is it a simple case of installing in another tree? Say
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2002?

What level becomes the default level via file type
associations?

I'm of the understanding my situation is commonplace,
but a little help from those more experienced would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Stanton

They will share quite happily, but you must have only one version of Outlook
installed.

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

For the purpose of supporting Access/VBA Apps. developed
on Office 2000 SP3, but running on other machines having
Office 2002, I would like to have both versions installed
on my development machine.

I let everything default when I installed 2000 and as far as
I can tell Office 2000 in entirely contained in the
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office directory tree.

Is it a simple case of installing in another tree? Say
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2002?

What level becomes the default level via file type
associations?

I'm of the understanding my situation is commonplace,
but a little help from those more experienced would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Stanton

They will share quite happily, but you must have only one version of Outlook
installed.

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

For the purpose of supporting Access/VBA Apps. developed
on Office 2000 SP3, but running on other machines having
Office 2002, I would like to have both versions installed
on my development machine.

I let everything default when I installed 2000 and as far as
I can tell Office 2000 in entirely contained in the
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office directory tree.

Is it a simple case of installing in another tree? Say
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2002?

What level becomes the default level via file type
associations?

I'm of the understanding my situation is commonplace,
but a little help from those more experienced would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Stanton

They will share quite happily, but you must have only one version of Outlook
installed.

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

For the purpose of supporting Access/VBA Apps. developed
on Office 2000 SP3, but running on other machines having
Office 2002, I would like to have both versions installed
on my development machine.

I let everything default when I installed 2000 and as far as
I can tell Office 2000 in entirely contained in the
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office directory tree.

Is it a simple case of installing in another tree? Say
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2002?

What level becomes the default level via file type
associations?

I'm of the understanding my situation is commonplace,
but a little help from those more experienced would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Stanton

They will share quite happily, but you must have only one version of Outlook
installed.

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

For the purpose of supporting Access/VBA Apps. developed
on Office 2000 SP3, but running on other machines having
Office 2002, I would like to have both versions installed
on my development machine.

I let everything default when I installed 2000 and as far as
I can tell Office 2000 in entirely contained in the
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office directory tree.

Is it a simple case of installing in another tree? Say
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2002?

What level becomes the default level via file type
associations?

I'm of the understanding my situation is commonplace,
but a little help from those more experienced would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Stanton

They will share quite happily, but you must have only one version of Outlook
installed.

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

For the purpose of supporting Access/VBA Apps. developed
on Office 2000 SP3, but running on other machines having
Office 2002, I would like to have both versions installed
on my development machine.

I let everything default when I installed 2000 and as far as
I can tell Office 2000 in entirely contained in the
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office directory tree.

Is it a simple case of installing in another tree? Say
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 2002?

What level becomes the default level via file type
associations?

I'm of the understanding my situation is commonplace,
but a little help from those more experienced would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Stanton

They will share quite happily, but you must have only one version of Outlook
installed.