Office 2003 AND Office 2000 on Terminal Server

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Peter Smick

I would appreciate anyone's help on this little problem:

I have need for Access 2000 (only) and
Word/Excel/Powerpoint 2003 to be running on a Windows
2003 Terminal Server.

I have properly installed Access 2000 on the TS, but when
I try to custom install Office 2003 to get the
Word/Excel/Powerpoint apps, I can UNCHECK Access 2003,
but I do not see the custom option to leave existing
versions in place as I do when installing on a regular
workstation. Instead, the Office 2003 installation
proceeds to remove Access 2000 even though it will not be
installing Access 2003.

Is there some reason why I can't have this combination
installed in Terminal Server? Although Office 2003 does
not require creating installation transform files for
TermSrvr, is this something I would need to do if I
wanted to keep Access 2000 in place? Any suggestions on
how to do this, it it is necessary?

Thanks in advance,
Peter
 

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