Office Profesional & Office XP

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Linda L

I have Office 2000 Profesional installed complete with Publisher. I am about to embark on a course from The Learning Library for Office XP for which I have been provided with Office XP Standard, for Students and Teachers. If I install Office XP Standard will it overwright Office 2000 and Publisher or is it possible to run both versions. I only require Office XP to use with the course material. Thank you in anticipation of your help. Linda L
 
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Ray H.

Office xp will over write office 200
you can only run 1 version of office unless you configure your copmuter to runn two seprate operating systems at once then you can run both

----- Linda L wrote: ----

I have Office 2000 Profesional installed complete with Publisher. I am about to embark on a course from The Learning Library for Office XP for which I have been provided with Office XP Standard, for Students and Teachers. If I install Office XP Standard will it overwright Office 2000 and Publisher or is it possible to run both versions. I only require Office XP to use with the course material. Thank you in anticipation of your help. Linda L
 
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Cheryl Fischer

Linda,

While Microsoft does not recommend the practice, it is possible to install
two (or more) versions of MS Office on the same computer. Here is a link
from the MS KB with information on how to do it with Office 97 and 2000:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;218861

The principles should be the same for 2000 - XP. Just note that you are
allowed only *one* version of Outlook on your computer.

--
Cheryl Fischer
Law/Sys Associates
Houston, TX

Linda L said:
I have Office 2000 Profesional installed complete with Publisher. I am
about to embark on a course from The Learning Library for Office XP for
which I have been provided with Office XP Standard, for Students and
Teachers. If I install Office XP Standard will it overwright Office 2000
and Publisher or is it possible to run both versions. I only require Office
XP to use with the course material. Thank you in anticipation of your help.
Linda L
 

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