Personal Portfolio Version 2002

[David De Trolio]

Hi all!

Can I install my copy of Personal Portfolio on my new Office 2003
installation? The box shows it can be used with Office XP, 2000 and 97.

Thanks!

 

[Mike Williams [MVP]]

Hi all!

Can I install my copy of Personal Portfolio on my new Office 2003
installation? The box shows it can be used with Office XP, 2000 and
97.

There's unlikely to be an issue but it's best to confirm that with
PeopleSoft.


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[David De Trolio]

Who is PeopleSoft? This is a Microsoft product, did they create it for
them?

 

[Paul Ballou]

You can use the MS Personal Portfolio with Office 2003. I checked it and the
templates open up fine. The Web Links may be out of date though.

As for PeopleSoft they have a program called personal portfolio that enables
users to maintain their own profiles.


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[Mike Williams [MVP]]

Who is PeopleSoft? This is a Microsoft product, did they create it
for them?

I thought you were referring to PeopleSoft Personal Portfolio.
http://www.peoplesoft.com/corp/en/products/line/hrms/personal_port/features.jsp

The Microsoft product (which I'd not heard of) looks like it simply installs
templates for standard Office programs and thus these should work with
Office 2003. Whether the setup program works without a 97/2000/XP license I
don't know.


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