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Is there a sense first load Office installation on the hard disk, or just
install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
breeze said:Is there a sense first load Office installation on the hard disk, or
just install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
breeze said:Is there a sense first load Office installation on the hard disk, or
just install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
breeze said:Is there a sense first load Office installation on the hard disk, or
just install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
breeze said:Is there a sense first load Office installation on the hard disk, or
just install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
breeze said:Is there a sense first load Office installation on the hard disk, or
just install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
breeze said:Is there a sense first load Office installation on the hard disk, or
just install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
breeze said:Is there a sense first load Office installation on the hard disk, or
just install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
breeze said:Is there a sense first load Office installation on the hard disk, or
just install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
breeze said:Is there a sense first load Office installation on the hard disk, or
just install it from a CDROM without uploading on HDD?
Bob Buckland ?:-) said:Hi Breeze,
You can install either way. You can install to your hard drive
from the CD, or you can copy the CD image to a folder on your
hard drive and then install from that image. If you're using
a laptop and may not always have your source CD with you copying
it to the hard drive may be more suitable for you.
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I hope this helps you,
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
Office 2003 explained
http://microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.asp
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