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installing 2000

Posted: 07 Apr 2004 06:11 AM PDT

That's just it. It doesn't ask me, it just starts
installing. 
install procedure 
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me 
install 

Office icon for desktop or taskbar

Posted: 06 Apr 2004 03:23 PM PDT

Thanks to all. I had hoped MS could do a bit more for the buck.

Take care and enjoy the Springtime

Jim

Turn office clipboard off?

Posted: 06 Apr 2004 05:48 AM PDT

cheers mate, like a charm it did!

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Uninstalling Office '95

Posted: 05 Apr 2004 08:35 PM PDT

No I do not see this option. Every time the CD runs it
starts from the beginning. By that I mean it prompts me
for my Name and Organization name, the CD key, and issue
a new Product ID, as well as providing the option to
select which folder I want to install programs too.
After all this then it takes me to a menu of options,
those being:

Typical
Compact
Custom
Run From CD-ROM

That's it - no option to uninstall. What do you make of
this??

Thanks,

Manuel
 
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Re-Installing XP Office

Posted: 05 Apr 2004 02:23 PM PDT

Ron Spencer wrote: 

Re-reading your OP several times, you are not installing Office from a
network share. You are installing locally and as a limited user.
Therefore, you cannot apply the solution you want to apply - it is
irrelevent to the problem you have.

The solution in the KB I posted appears to be relevant. One question:
did you RUN the Office cleanup tool? If you just installed it, nothing
will happen unless you select the tool from the Start menu and let it do
the cleanup process. Then, in order to prevent having a handful of
duplicate Office files on the HD, when the Office setup program runs,
YOU must select (Browse...) the folder in which Office was first
installed to do the re-install.

Q

re-install upgrade

Posted: 05 Apr 2004 12:44 PM PDT

Without a qualifying project you will have to buy the full version to
reinstall. It is a condition of your upgrade license that you have the
original software in your possession or installed prior to initiating an
upgrade. There are no exceptions.


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I had a qualifiying product and it was installed on my
computer. The the whole system crashed. I had to reformat
the hard drive(s), at the same time I upgraded from 98 to
XP. I am having major regrets.
I wonder if it's reasonable to expect people to keep
outdated software after we buy an upgrade?
Isn't there some record when I registered the product? If
not, why did I go through that process? 
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software? 

A pain for using help in Office 2000

Posted: 04 Apr 2004 06:32 PM PDT

I use Roxio and their software has DirectCD which allows you to
write/rewrite to a CD/DVD RW. Windows XP has CD writing software but don't
know if it can handle RW's.

Bob Eyster


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0ffice 2003 short cut bar

Posted: 04 Apr 2004 05:43 PM PDT

jeff s
As previously mentioned Office 2003 does not contain the "shortcut bar
Search this group, Office.misc, or you can google search the groups there for a solution
There have been many... posts on this topic. Create your own, 3rd party addins, etc...

Office item

Posted: 04 Apr 2004 03:12 PM PDT

Thanks for the reply.

I looked in the Registry on my XP machine and those
values are *not* there.

So, what can I do to get them back?


 
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Office and its Service Packs versions

Posted: 04 Apr 2004 12:50 PM PDT

Correction to the 2nd line (the last version number)

File -> Properties -> Version 10.0.6501.0 10.0.6501.0 10.0.6501.0 10.0.6612.

Office 2003 deployment using GPO

Posted: 03 Apr 2004 06:40 AM PST

Well I have no problems installing a new Office package,
the problem is that old version remain on the computer
after new Office is installed, even though I've set in MST
file to be removed. Event it 102 or 108 is not logged at
all. Thanks :)

Installing Office on a PC that has Works

Posted: 02 Apr 2004 02:19 PM PST

Since Works Suite2004 contains a full version of Word as do certain prior
versions It would depend on Office version to be installed as to whether
there is a problem with Word

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