Office 2003 Trial Version?

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Bob Newman

I am currently running Office XP and would like to try Microsoft's trial
version of Office 2003. My question is this, if I don't like it is it easy
to revert back to XP or would it require a complete re-install?
 
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DL

You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
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DL

You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
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DL

You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
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DL

You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
D

DL

You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
D

DL

You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
D

DL

You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
D

DL

You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
D

DL

You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
B

Bob Newman

I am really only interested in the new Outlook but I don't see a trail of
that by itself.

Bob

DL said:
You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
B

Bob Newman

I am really only interested in the new Outlook but I don't see a trail of
that by itself.

Bob

DL said:
You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
B

Bob Newman

I am really only interested in the new Outlook but I don't see a trail of
that by itself.

Bob

DL said:
You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
B

Bob Newman

I am really only interested in the new Outlook but I don't see a trail of
that by itself.

Bob

DL said:
You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
B

Bob Newman

I am really only interested in the new Outlook but I don't see a trail of
that by itself.

Bob

DL said:
You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
B

Bob Newman

I am really only interested in the new Outlook but I don't see a trail of
that by itself.

Bob

DL said:
You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
B

Bob Newman

I am really only interested in the new Outlook but I don't see a trail of
that by itself.

Bob

DL said:
You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
B

Bob Newman

I am really only interested in the new Outlook but I don't see a trail of
that by itself.

Bob

DL said:
You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
B

Bob Newman

I am really only interested in the new Outlook but I don't see a trail of
that by itself.

Bob

DL said:
You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? - etc
You can also only install a single version of OL.
Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though you
can create a pst in earlier version format.
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

It is only available in the full Office trial. You can custom install and
only install Outlook 2003 but I would also install Word 2003 for
compatibility.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.

|I am really only interested in the new Outlook but I don't see a trail of
| that by itself.
|
| Bob
|
| | > You can install two versions of office, the earliest first.
| > There are practical issues e.g. shortcuts - to the correct version? -
etc
| > You can also only install a single version of OL.
| > Be aware also the OL2003 pst format is not backwards compatible, though
| you
| > can create a pst in earlier version format.
| >
| > | > > I am currently running Office XP and would like to try Microsoft's
trial
| > > version of Office 2003. My question is this, if I don't like it is it
| > easy
| > > to revert back to XP or would it require a complete re-install?
| > >
| > > --
| > > Thanks in advance... Bob
| > >
| > >
| >
| >
|
|
 

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