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Default excel 2007 - excel 2003

Dear All,

i am using excel 2007. but when i noticed that i cannot save the files as
DBF, i decided to go back to 2003. when i installed ONLY excel 2003 from the
2003 CD, it worked and opened all the excel sheets in 2003. all the rest like
access, word outlook was still operating well in 2007...
until office 2007, like 30 minutes later, started "office 2007
configuration", so it removed excel 2003, and reopened all excel sheets in
2007.

is there a way to keep excel in 2003, while the rest are in 2007??

i am done with my access application in 2007 in no time because of the great
user interface and i like using outlook and word in 2007, i dont wanna lose
it...

so any help would be appreciated

Thank you
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Croco
 
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