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Upgrading from one type of Suite to Another
I have Office 2003 Pro on a WinXP machine and plan to upgrade with a
Office 2007 Standard CD (not an upgrade-priced CD--it's the full package). I want to make sure that _all_ 2003 applications are removed during the upgrade. How do I make sure the upgrade results in a pure 2007 suite even though the range of applications is not the same in the Pro and the Standard suites? (I sure hope I don't need to uninstall 2003 before installing the new one.) I have a lot of custom templates and macros that I don't want to lose. |
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Upgrading from one type of Suite to Another
A 2007 upgrade will only replace the earlier version components it contains.
You can save your templates to eg My Documents I dont recollect whether the upgrade process actually impacted on my 2003 custom templates (which in any case I had saved elseware) "jeffg" wrote in message ... I have Office 2003 Pro on a WinXP machine and plan to upgrade with a Office 2007 Standard CD (not an upgrade-priced CD--it's the full package). I want to make sure that _all_ 2003 applications are removed during the upgrade. How do I make sure the upgrade results in a pure 2007 suite even though the range of applications is not the same in the Pro and the Standard suites? (I sure hope I don't need to uninstall 2003 before installing the new one.) I have a lot of custom templates and macros that I don't want to lose. |
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Upgrading from one type of Suite to Another
You save everything that you need (data and etc) then uninstall Office 2003 and
install Office 2007 -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "jeffg" wrote in message ... I have Office 2003 Pro on a WinXP machine and plan to upgrade with a Office 2007 Standard CD (not an upgrade-priced CD--it's the full package). I want to make sure that _all_ 2003 applications are removed during the upgrade. How do I make sure the upgrade results in a pure 2007 suite even though the range of applications is not the same in the Pro and the Standard suites? (I sure hope I don't need to uninstall 2003 before installing the new one.) I have a lot of custom templates and macros that I don't want to lose. |
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Upgrading from one type of Suite to Another
"jeffg" wrote in message ... I have Office 2003 Pro on a WinXP machine and plan to upgrade with a Office 2007 Standard CD (not an upgrade-priced CD--it's the full package). I want to make sure that _all_ 2003 applications are removed during the upgrade. Why? 2007 does not do _anything_ better than 2003 does. Not one thing. Youj can open 2003 files with 2007, and you can get a FREE PATCH from MSoft so that you can open 2007 files with 2003. When MSoft hits the streets with Office 2010, it's supposed to be free and Web-based. |
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