Office update Sr-1, 2 or 3?/ Delete temp files? Help, please.

[Vic Santos]

My OS is W98SE. In Control Panel is Office 2000 Sr-1 Pro.
Is it safe delete all files in C:\Windows\Temp?
p.e .sr1patch, Hotfix, *.log, ...Msi.log, ...Setup
(000...).txt, ...MsiExec.txt? (Some of them are big, one
*.txt file has 10MB).
If not, I'll have to do another question after your reply
(to not burn your space and time now).
I'm seeing in your newsgroup about Sr-2 and Sr-3. Can I
update my Office to this levels?
Thanks and best regards.
Vic
PS: Just a note. THANK YOU MVPs. You have reasons to be
proud.

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Vic,

If you have all apps and utilities shutdown then
it is safe to delete files in your Windows Temp folder.

You can determine the updates you need for Office through
http://office.microsoft.com/productupdates and use the
automatice installer support there or manually download
the updates from http://office.microsoft.com/downloads
and install them offline.

For MS Office the difference between an SR (service release)
and a service pack (SP) is that a Service Release is available
both in a download form and as part of a replacement CD set
for that version of MS Office. A service pack is a set of
add-on/patches and no new Office CD is released by Microsoft.

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My OS is W98SE. In Control Panel is Office 2000 Sr-1 Pro.
Is it safe delete all files in C:\Windows\Temp?
p.e .sr1patch, Hotfix, *.log, ...Msi.log, ...Setup
(000...).txt, ...MsiExec.txt? (Some of them are big, one
*.txt file has 10MB).
If not, I'll have to do another question after your reply
(to not burn your space and time now).
I'm seeing in your newsgroup about Sr-2 and Sr-3. Can I
update my Office to this levels?
Thanks and best regards.
Vic
PS: Just a note. THANK YOU MVPs. You have reasons to be
proud. >>
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Hope that helps,

Bob Buckland ? MS Office Products family MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

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