Installing Office 2003 Via GPO and removing Office 97

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RKoons

What I am trying to figure out here is this:

The situation here is I have about 50 workstations, a mix of Win NT and Win
XP, all with "Network/Manually Installed" copies of Office 97 Pro.

Now that I am finishing the upgrades from NT Workstation to XP, and now that
I am on a full AD active Server 2003 Domain, I want to use a GPO to Assign
Office Standard 2003 to the same group of machines.

Is there a way to automatically uninstall the old version of Office in the
process of installing the new, even thoughthe old version was not installed
with a GPO?
 

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