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Loading Office2000 onto WindowsXP - Microsoft Office forums

Loading Office2000 onto WindowsXP

Posted: 13 Dec 2006 03:29 PM PST

Yes, Office 2000 should work just fine with Windows XP. No, I
can't be more specific, because Error 1305 has many possible
causes, most of which are discussed in the Knowledge Base article
I cited.

Kellie L wrote:
 

Office 2007 Fails to install AMD64, Citrix PS4x64

Posted: 12 Dec 2006 09:44 PM PST

Hi R.J.,

Office 2007 has different limits for Terminal Server installation. Only Enterprise editions with Volume License Keys are supported
for Terminal Server.

Did the precache work, or was that where you had the error message?
Did you extract the ISO image contents to an Office Network Installation point on your hard drive and then run setup from there?

Can you email me a zipped set of the latest run logs from
Start=>Run %temp% ?

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<<"RJ" <microsoft.com> wrote in message news:com...
Bob - there was no registry key there, there is no update waiting to install.

Ran the precache setup from the RK KB - made no difference, same error
during install. There is no doc on Terminal server installs - only a
placeholder for future docs.

Why is 2007 having so many issues installing - 2003 never had any problem
installing. Any more things I can look at?

Ron >>
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MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

Office 2k7 install after O2k7 Beta - puke

Posted: 11 Dec 2006 08:25 PM PST

Probably the PDF/XPS add-in, or Expression Web.
See the RTM issues post linked below my name.

Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
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"Gyorgy Moldova [MVP]" <org> wrote in message
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Can 2007 Coexist with 2003??

Posted: 11 Dec 2006 12:33 PM PST

No. The problem is the actual program files. There just can't be two
Outlook versions on the same Windows.

Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
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"Ira Solomon" <com> wrote in message
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Office 2003 after repair: need to reinstall service packs and upda

Posted: 11 Dec 2006 08:15 AM PST

Hi Tom,

The MS Installer caches (saves) installed updates for reuse in the \Windows\Installer folder. The installer can reapply them as
part of a repair/reinstall of an Office 2000 or later product if the cache is undamaged and if the links between the installed
product and the stored updates isn't damaged (often by using a 'cleanup' product). If the linkage or cache is damaged then the
repair/reinstall will fail with a 'patch package' related error message.

For missing mapped drives there are a number of scenarios that can be at play. If you have recently used files, templates or a
printer driver that were on a drive and it is no longer available, Windows via the Office dialogs is trying to connect to it so you
can use it again. The delay comes from the waiting for it to be available again and eventually times out.

Have you removed the links to the mapped drive connections?

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<<"TomG" <microsoft.com> wrote in message news:com...
I don't think you quite get my point. The original DVD doesn't know about
anything issued subsequent to the original date of the DVD. If Detect and
Repair replaced any files during the repair process from the DVD, then they
could well be out of date. I'm sure that MS Update doesn't examine every
file, just the info about previously installed service packs and updates, so
it thinks everything is current.

Also, does Microsoft have a fix for the disconnected mapped drives problem
that caused my problem in the first place, in which use of file open/save
dialog boxes in any office program causes a "not responding" lock-up. This
really should be addressed since I've been talking with several people this
morning since I started on this problem, and most everyone has experienced it. >>
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MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

automatically launching office toolbar

Posted: 10 Dec 2006 09:00 AM PST

On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 11:10:50 -0800, "garfield-n-odie [MVP]"
<microsoft.com> wrote:
 


Thanks very much... that got me the informaiton I needed. I can
launch it manually every time I (re)boot but I want it to launch
automatically (as it had in my previous installation).

I must have gotten "happy fingers" when I redid the installation and
missed the "automatically launch" option. I couldn't find a way to
set it to automatically launch later after it was told not to once.

Thanks again.

Dave

Office 2003 and Frontpage XP (2002) issues?

Posted: 09 Dec 2006 08:08 PM PST

Hi,

Thanks for takibng the time to respond to me, Milly. It is much
appreciated.

Is there anyway around this issue, or is it not possible to install these
two products alongside each other?

Thanks.

--
BadHead :)
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OS: Windows XP Professional SP2 (32-bit)
Office Suite: Microsoft Office 2003 Professional SP2

Motherboard: Abit AN8 Fatal1ty
CPU: AMD64x2 4600+
RAM: 2048Mb 400Ghz (4X512MB)
GPU: eVGA nVidia 7600GT KO
Sound: Creative Audigy X-Fi Fatal1ty FPS

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" <org> wrote in message
news:phx.gbl...
It is a known issue since Front Page "shares" .dlls with Office so when you
open the various versions, it needs to install the specific .dll for that
version.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.


After furious head scratching, BadHead asked:

| Hi,
|
| I have read in many locations that it is possible to install one
| version of Office alongside another version and therefore I thought
| it would be possible to install a component from an earlier Office
| release alongside a later Office Release, but I seem to be having
| some problems.
|
| I tried to install Frontpage 2002 alongside Office Professional 2003,
| but Office Professional kept on wanting to "Detect and Repair"
| itself. After uninstalling Frontpage 2002 and "Detecting and
| Repairing" Office 2003 one more time, everything is back to normality
| and Office 2003 is behaving itself.
|
| Is this a known issue, or one that is peculiar to me? Would there be
| any way to get around this problem short of buying a full upgrade to
| Frontpage 2003?
|
| Thanks

Office 2007 Trial and Office 2003

Posted: 09 Dec 2006 08:51 AM PST

Hi Dakota,

You probably won't be able to use Word 2007 as the email editor for Outlook 2003.

You may want to consider trying the trial edition of Microsoft Office Home & Student 2007 Edition [dubbed "Your Household helper"
by Microsoft] as that Edition does not include Outlook 2007.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/suites/FX101635841033.aspx

It does include OneNote 2007 (but you won't be able to use your 2007 OneNote files in OneNote 2003 as I understand it, should you
decide to go back to 2003).

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<<"dakotafit" <microsoft.com> wrote in message news:com...
Can I still run Oulook 2003 and forget about Outlook 2007 for now. I just
want to try out the new Ribbon Bar in Word and Excel. I want to install
Office 2007 and have both versions of Office running on my computer and just
have Outlook 2003 as my email. >>
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MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

Problem with Office 2007 enterprise setup

Posted: 09 Dec 2006 05:35 AM PST


Terry Farrell wrote: 

Hello,

I suppose you try other burning tool such as ISO-burner. It is
extremely easy to use and relaible. What is more, it is free so you can
start it now
http://www.ntfs.com/iso-burning.htm

Office 2007 Product Info

Posted: 09 Dec 2006 02:10 AM PST

And for prices:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/FX101754511033.aspx

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MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

~~~~~
How to ask a question
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"Terry Farrell" <com> wrote in message
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Modify office icon locations

Posted: 08 Dec 2006 05:13 AM PST

Its office 2007 enterprise version. I want to move the icons in the start
menu to a different subfolder.

Removing the Opt_In Screen when Running the Office Customizati

Posted: 08 Dec 2006 03:26 AM PST

Great idea except that doesn't work. Here's why. The OCT applies those
settings during setup. This means it applies then under the administrator
account. Therefore any user other than the administrator will be prompted
with this very very annoying window. So is there anyway to turn this off
per machine rather than per user.

If not I better start working on the memo/tutorial for my users.

"Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote:
 

Office 2007 installation options

Posted: 08 Dec 2006 12:10 AM PST

Quite restrictive. I'd assume that what you are looking for will be in
the Office Resource Kit, which is not available yet.
You might want to ask for permission to download it and also install
Virtual PC. That way you could have a virtual machine where you have
full admin rights to play with stuff, but still have a locked down
desktop.
Quite frankly, I am not sure how anyone can prepare a rollout and not
have some computer with admin rights available!

Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
--------------
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Office 2007 Beta 2 Technical Refresh (B2TR):
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"mewsician7 (NO_SPAM)" <microsoft.com>
wrote in message
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Office 2007: no default application templates seem to be working

Posted: 07 Dec 2006 07:29 PM PST

Bob,

For user environment variable, both temp and tmp are set to c:\temp, which
exists.
For system environment variable, both temp and tmp are set to
c:\windows\temp, which also exists.

I see one Building Blocks file, Building Blocks.dotx, which is dated 27 Oct
06 08:32.
And one Document Building Blocks FOlder in Documents and Settings with
nothing in it.

And various Visual Studio Folders with Building Blocks in the names.

I am currently boning up on registries with Honeycutt's "Microsoft Windows
Registry Guide" to begin to look into the registry for possible problems.

I have seen limited reviews on four or five applications, but am unsure from
the reviews which ones are really the best. Any recommendations of
experience with any of the following (lastest versions)?

Advanced System Optimizer
Fix-It Utilities
Ace Utilities
Reg Organizer
Registry Mechanic

--
G. Wilson


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