Installing Powerpoint on Windows Office XP

H

Harvey

I have Office XPSmall Business. It comes without powerpoint. I went to
install powerpoint from my office 2000 and rather than installing only
powerpoint (which is all I want from office 2000) it installed the complete
office 2000.

Here's my question. I'm trying to remove everything from office 2000 except
powerpoint. When I chose add or remove programs from the opening screen, it
is onlly letting me install, not remove. How do I remove the parts of 2000
that I don't want. Again, I want to use Office XP Small Business as my
office program.

Sorry for the long drawn out question. Can anyone help me?
 
E

Echo S

When you choose Add/Remove programs, then choose Add, and deselect the
various programs you want to uninstall. I know, it's not very intuitive at
all.
 
H

Harvey

It did not have boxes with a choice of deselecting. So I removed the
complete office 2000 and tried to reinstall only powerpoint again. Again, it
would not allow me the option of only chosing to install powerpoint. I must
be missing something. Can you offer more information? THank you.
--
Harvey


Echo S said:
When you choose Add/Remove programs, then choose Add, and deselect the
various programs you want to uninstall. I know, it's not very intuitive at
all.

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

Harvey said:
I have Office XPSmall Business. It comes without powerpoint. I went to
install powerpoint from my office 2000 and rather than installing only
powerpoint (which is all I want from office 2000) it installed the complete
office 2000.

Here's my question. I'm trying to remove everything from office 2000 except
powerpoint. When I chose add or remove programs from the opening screen, it
is onlly letting me install, not remove. How do I remove the parts of 2000
that I don't want. Again, I want to use Office XP Small Business as my
office program.

Sorry for the long drawn out question. Can anyone help me?
 
E

Echo S

When you do the reinstall, choose Custom Install. That should let you choose
which applications you want.
 
H

Harvey

--
Harvey


Echo S said:
When you do the reinstall, choose Custom Install. That should let you choose
which applications you want.

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com


Harvey said:
It did not have boxes with a choice of deselecting. So I removed the
complete office 2000 and tried to reinstall only powerpoint again. Again, it
would not allow me the option of only chosing to install powerpoint. I must
be missing something. Can you offer more information? THank you.


I got it! Thank you
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Harvey,

If you're using the 'Change' choice on Microsoft Office 2000
Small Business Edition from Add/Remove Programs
in the Windows control panel you should then see a choice to
Add/Remove features.

If not, you may want to uninstall, restart the PC then install
using the 'custom' choice. You may need to then do a repair/reinstall
of Office XP as well after that.


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I have Office XPSmall Business. It comes without powerpoint. I went to
install powerpoint from my office 2000 and rather than installing only
powerpoint (which is all I want from office 2000) it installed the complete
office 2000.

Here's my question. I'm trying to remove everything from office 2000 except
powerpoint. When I chose add or remove programs from the opening screen, it
is onlly letting me install, not remove. How do I remove the parts of 2000
that I don't want. Again, I want to use Office XP Small Business as my
office program.

Sorry for the long drawn out question. Can anyone help me?
--
Harvey>>
--
Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

For Everyday MS Office tips to "use right away" -
http://microsoft.com/events/series/administrativetipsandtricks.mspx
 

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