Excel 97

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Paul B

Yes

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Paul B
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Guest

-----Original Message-----
Can you install Excel 97 on a new machine with Windows XP?
. I have the same question. How do you do it? I have
Office 97 and XP Home won't let me install Excel from it.
 
L

Lady Layla

How are you trying to install it?


:
: >-----Original Message-----
: >Can you install Excel 97 on a new machine with Windows
: XP?
: >. I have the same question. How do you do it? I have
: Office 97 and XP Home won't let me install Excel from it.
: >
 
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di'Geratus Max

wrote:
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Office 97 and XP Home won't let me install Excel from it.

I just did a clean wipe on my HDD 3 weeks ago, and I had to do a fe
tricks to convince it to install. Office 97 is my 'Starter' Suite
meaning it is the most recent Full Pri$e version from which I mus
start since 2 subsequents are only upgrades.

Just toward the end of installation ((87%) of Office '97 on WinXP SP1
All Current Critical Upddates, their was a catastrophic failure tha
ended the install. I manually copied C:\Program Files\Microsof
Office\*.* from a Backup of Office '97, and everything was hunkdor
except that in Excel, drop-down menus don't drop properly. I'll figur
out how to fix that later. Anyway, it worked well enough to upgrade t
Office 2k Pro.

It is highly recommended that you download and save and implement al
appropriate Office updates before you open any Office progs


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di'Geratus Ma
 
L

Lady Layla

Actually if you have 97 and upgraded from that to 2000 and then from that t0 XP,
you dont have to install 97, just put the disk in the drive when your upgrade
looks for the presence of an earlier software.


:
: wrote:
: > *
: > >-----Original Message-----
: > >Can you install Excel 97 on a new machine with Windows
: > XP?
: > >. I have the same question. How do you do it? I have
: > Office 97 and XP Home won't let me install Excel from it.
: > > *
:
: I just did a clean wipe on my HDD 3 weeks ago, and I had to do a few
: tricks to convince it to install. Office 97 is my 'Starter' Suite,
: meaning it is the most recent Full Pri$e version from which I must
: start since 2 subsequents are only upgrades.
:
: Just toward the end of installation ((87%) of Office '97 on WinXP SP1 +
: All Current Critical Upddates, their was a catastrophic failure that
: ended the install. I manually copied C:\Program Files\Microsoft
: Office\*.* from a Backup of Office '97, and everything was hunkdory
: except that in Excel, drop-down menus don't drop properly. I'll figure
: out how to fix that later. Anyway, it worked well enough to upgrade to
: Office 2k Pro.
:
: It is highly recommended that you download and save and implement all
: appropriate Office updates before you open any Office progs.
:
:
:
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: di'Geratus Max
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