PowerPoint XP or 2000 over Office 2003

S

steff

Hello,

we have a problem: our notebook are equipped with the full version of
Office 2003.
Now we need to deploy a tool that needs an installation of Office older
than Office 2003.
Actually it does not really need Office running, but just installed. In
particular it need the presence of Powerpoint XP or older: it does not
run with Powerpoint 2003.

Unfortunately it is not simple to have multiple installation of Office
on the same computer, but we really need.

Microsoft provides a recipe to install multiple version of Office,
starting from the oldest to the newer, but we already have Office 2003
and really cannot collect notebook abroad from people to uninstall
Office 2003, install XP, then again 2003.
It will cost a mountain of money.

Again all we need is PowerPoint XP or older over existing Office 2003.

Any idea?
Thanks
 
C

Chuck Davis

steff said:
Hello,

we have a problem: our notebook are equipped with the full version of
Office 2003.
Now we need to deploy a tool that needs an installation of Office older
than Office 2003.
Actually it does not really need Office running, but just installed. In
particular it need the presence of Powerpoint XP or older: it does not
run with Powerpoint 2003.

Unfortunately it is not simple to have multiple installation of Office
on the same computer, but we really need.

Microsoft provides a recipe to install multiple version of Office,
starting from the oldest to the newer, but we already have Office 2003
and really cannot collect notebook abroad from people to uninstall
Office 2003, install XP, then again 2003.
It will cost a mountain of money.

Again all we need is PowerPoint XP or older over existing Office 2003.

Any idea?
Thanks
I move back and forth between PowerPoint 2000 and PowerPoint 2003 without
problems. Read this:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HP051919551033.aspx
 
M

Michael Koerner

To make your 2003 version of PowerPoint presentations readable on earlier
version of PowerPoint and not loose any of the effects you have used, before
you create you presentation you need to click on Tools, Options, Edit, and
check mark the 3 items under Disable new features
 

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