How do I delete all referenses to Office 2002 (XP)

L

Leer

Greetings,

I just bought Office 2003. Before I installed it I deleted Office 2002 from
the Control Panel's Add or Remove Programs. After the uninstall I restarted
my computer.

After I installed Office 2003 I found that my settings for Office 2002 were
there with the installation of Office 2003. I my amazement in Outlook my
email accounts were not duplicated.

What I really want is an installation of Office 2003 just like it would be
installed for the first time on a clean hard drive. I do not want any
remnants of Office 2002 at all.

So, how do I delete all references to Office 2002?

Thanks in advance for all your help, comments, and considerations,

Leer
 
L

Leer

Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer
 
L

Leer

Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer
 
L

Leer

Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer
 
L

Leer

Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer
 
L

Leer

Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer
 
L

Leer

Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer
 
L

Leer

Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer
 
L

Leer

Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer
 
L

Leer

Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer
 
C

Courtney

Leer said:
Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer

Your account information is stored in your profile, C:\Documents and
Settings\{your name}\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook.


courtney sends....
 
C

Courtney

Leer said:
Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer

Your account information is stored in your profile, C:\Documents and
Settings\{your name}\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook.


courtney sends....
 
C

Courtney

Leer said:
Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer

Your account information is stored in your profile, C:\Documents and
Settings\{your name}\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook.


courtney sends....
 
C

Courtney

Leer said:
Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer

Your account information is stored in your profile, C:\Documents and
Settings\{your name}\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook.


courtney sends....
 
C

Courtney

Leer said:
Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer

Your account information is stored in your profile, C:\Documents and
Settings\{your name}\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook.


courtney sends....
 
C

Courtney

Leer said:
Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer

Your account information is stored in your profile, C:\Documents and
Settings\{your name}\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook.


courtney sends....
 
C

Courtney

Leer said:
Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer

Your account information is stored in your profile, C:\Documents and
Settings\{your name}\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook.


courtney sends....
 
C

Courtney

Leer said:
Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer

Your account information is stored in your profile, C:\Documents and
Settings\{your name}\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook.


courtney sends....
 
C

Courtney

Leer said:
Ooops!

I meant to say in paragraph two that I was amazed that in Outlook my email
account were duplicated. I have duplicate accounts of each of my email
accounts.

Thanks for your understanding,

Leer

Your account information is stored in your profile, C:\Documents and
Settings\{your name}\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook.


courtney sends....
 

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