By "lite" I mean some of the things that are factory installed on PCs,
in my case a Dell laptop - they include such things as MS Works (which
includes some kind of database software - forget what it is - I'm at
work, laptoop is at home), MS Money (or something), MS Word 2002, a
Powerpoint "reader" and possibly some other things.
I vaguely recall some posts in the past about conflict with these sorts
of things when installing a fully flegded Office package, including
Access (2003, in my case).
Other than establishing a separate directory for my Office installation,
is there anything else I should be aware of or uninstall, first? My O/S
is Xp Home...
TIA.
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Hi Tim,
Maybe I would uninstall Word 2002 if I was to install Office 2003 Professional.
You don't *need* to uninstall this version but you will use only one version of Word I guess...
No *need* to uninstall other stuff either IME (but I would uninstall MS Works too).
Some people would say however that it is nice to start 'as clean as possible' with a new PC ...
Arno R
"Tim Marshall" <TI****@PurpleP andaChasers.Moe rtherium> schreef in bericht news:e1******** **@coranto.ucs. mun.ca... By "lite" I mean some of the things that are factory installed on PCs,
in my case a Dell laptop - they include such things as MS Works (which
includes some kind of database software - forget what it is - I'm at
work, laptoop is at home), MS Money (or something), MS Word 2002, a
Powerpoint "reader" and possibly some other things.
I vaguely recall some posts in the past about conflict with these sorts
of things when installing a fully flegded Office package, including
Access (2003, in my case).
Other than establishing a separate directory for my Office installation,
is there anything else I should be aware of or uninstall, first? My O/S
is Xp Home...
TIA.
--
Tim http://www.ucs.mun.ca/~tmarshal/
^o<
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