Upgrading Office 2000 to Office Student and Teacher 2003

[John Smith]

I have a legal copy of MS Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003 and I
would like to upgrade my current office 2000. Since my MS Office
Student and Teacher Edition 2003 is not and upgrade version, will I have
any trouble installing? Will it install as a completely different
program into it own folder with its own registry changes? Will I have
to uninstall 2000 first or after?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

it's a full copy... just pop the cd in and go. You could uninstall Office
2000 first, but it's not necessary.

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[Mike Williams [MVP]]

I have a legal copy of MS Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003 and
I would like to upgrade my current office 2000. Since my MS Office
Student and Teacher Edition 2003 is not and upgrade version, will I
have any trouble installing? Will it install as a completely
different program into it own folder with its own registry changes?
Will I have to uninstall 2000 first or after?

Please don't multipost. See response on microsoft.public.office


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[John Smith]

Mike,
I don't multi-post as a practice, but I responded to your advice in
microsoft.public.office; you advised someone or the group to post here
since the office ng was an "orphan" ng. I'll go back and check your reply.
Thanks,
JS