Office 2000 is no longer supported.
| Hello, How do I contact tech support for 2000.
| Appreciate it.
|
| "Arun@microsoft" wrote:
|
| > i dont think you wil have any problems if you try uninstalling office
2007
| > and install office 2k as fresh copy. I'll recommend a detect and repair
after
| > the install though. If you run into any sort of problems... i'll
recommend
| > you calling up MS tech support. AND MS Tech support is still active for
| > Office 2k and installation issues are free of cost. So dont worry
| >
| >
| >
| > "DL" wrote:
| >
| > > uninstalling 2007 should do just that, I cannot comment as to whether
it
| > > will leave any remnents
| > >
| > > | > > > I really don't care about how far back Office 2000 is, or support. I
never
| > > > found a need for it to do anything more than it did. I want to know
that I
| > > > *can* go back if I so choose. I want to be able, if Office 2007
*does not*
| > > > provide me with anything more *than I need*, to go back to a version
that
| > > I
| > > > know.
| > > >
| > > > | > > > >I believe O2007 docs can be saved in earlier version format.
| > > > > O2k is now three versions 'old' and is no longer supported by MS
(tech
| > > > > support, I'm sure it must be coming to the end of update support)
| > > > >
| > > > > | > > > >> Thanks for the Mix-n-Match part answer. What about reverting
totally?
| > > If
| > > > >> I
| > > > >> run into too many compatibility issues with other people, or find
no
| > > > >> advantage to Office 2007, the only real answer may be to go BACK
to
| > > > >> Office
| > > > >> 2000. Will I be able to do that?
| > > > >>
| > > > >> Again, I'm not talking about document backwards compatible
issues, but
| > > > > some
| > > > >> piece of Office 2007, even after uninstalling Office 2007,
preventing
| > > the
| > > > >> reinstallation of Office 2000.
| > > > >>
| > > > >> | > > > >> > If you wish to use components from two versions the MS advice
is to
| > > > >> > install
| > > > >> > earliest version components first, in Office2k case, by custom
| > > install
| > > > > to
| > > > >> > a
| > > > >> > version specific folder, then update, prior to installing later
| > > > >> > version.
| > > > >> >
| > > > >> > | > > > >> >> I attended a New Day launch in my city and received a copy of
Office
| > > > > 2007
| > > > >> >> Pro. It took a few tries to download my copies, my session
kept
| > > timing
| > > > >> >> out
| > > > >> >> because the server was getting hammered so hard! If after
using the
| > > > >> >> new
| > > > >> >> version, will I have any problems if I need to go back to
Office
| > > 2000
| > > > > (my
| > > > >> >> previous version that I own and have license keys for)?
| > > > >> >>
| > > > >> >> I am not talking about Office 2007 backwards compatibility
issues,
| > > I'm
| > > > >> >> prepared for that, but I am worried about any residual pieces
of
| > > > >> >> Office
| > > > >> > 2007
| > > > >> >> that may prevent the reinstallation of Office 2000.
| > > > >> >>
| > > > >> >> It would also be ideal if I find I can Mix-n-Match pieces of
Office
| > > > > 2007
| > > > >> >> with Office 2000. For example: if I'd want to keep Outlook
2007 and
| > > > >> >> Access
| > > > >> >> 2007, but run the rest of the Office 2000 suite.
| > > > >> >>
| > > > >> >
| > > > >> >
| > > > >>
| > > > >
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