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Lyndon
Hi
There are KB articles about running multiple versions of MS Office
simultaneously on one machine. They point out to install the older
versions before the newer ones. Strange enough the setup routine of
Office 2003 doesn't seem to mention anything about an older version
installed...
But my actual aim and question to it is if it's possible to install
different versions of the individual modules of office on the same machine.
In my case I'd like to run Access XP and the rest of Office
(Word/Excel/Powerpoint) in version 2003.
Untill now it seems that when I just choose Word/Excel/Powerpoint and
deselect Access in the 2003 setup, it deinstalls my present Access XP!
I'm afraid Windows Installer with its Upgrade Tables and GUIDs is too
Inteligent (or in this case not).
Anybody got an idea how I can achieve my goal?
TIA
Lyndon
There are KB articles about running multiple versions of MS Office
simultaneously on one machine. They point out to install the older
versions before the newer ones. Strange enough the setup routine of
Office 2003 doesn't seem to mention anything about an older version
installed...
But my actual aim and question to it is if it's possible to install
different versions of the individual modules of office on the same machine.
In my case I'd like to run Access XP and the rest of Office
(Word/Excel/Powerpoint) in version 2003.
Untill now it seems that when I just choose Word/Excel/Powerpoint and
deselect Access in the 2003 setup, it deinstalls my present Access XP!
I'm afraid Windows Installer with its Upgrade Tables and GUIDs is too
Inteligent (or in this case not).
Anybody got an idea how I can achieve my goal?
TIA
Lyndon