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have MS office 2000 installing 2007
When I install MS Office Professional 2007, will it automatically move my
excel and word 2000 files into the new program? I assume it will overwrite my 2000 program even though the 2007 is a complete program and not just an upgrade. Is that correct? |
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have MS office 2000 installing 2007
I recommend leaving 2000 installed and install 2007 in a NEW
Directory(folder). The files will be available to both. To get full functionality of 2007 you will need to save your .xls files as .xlsx (non macro) or .xlsm (macro). Be advised that Outlook 2007 WILL take over. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "valjg" wrote in message ... When I install MS Office Professional 2007, will it automatically move my excel and word 2000 files into the new program? I assume it will overwrite my 2000 program even though the 2007 is a complete program and not just an upgrade. Is that correct? |
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have MS office 2000 installing 2007
Thank you for your quick response.
Somewhere I was reading quite awhile back that MS suggests NOT having two versions on the same computer, that this will cause problems. I am not extremely computer savvy and wouldn't know what to do if problems arose between the two programs. Can you be more specific about the whole process? "Don Guillett" wrote: I recommend leaving 2000 installed and install 2007 in a NEW Directory(folder). The files will be available to both. To get full functionality of 2007 you will need to save your .xls files as .xlsx (non macro) or .xlsm (macro). Be advised that Outlook 2007 WILL take over. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "valjg" wrote in message ... When I install MS Office Professional 2007, will it automatically move my excel and word 2000 files into the new program? I assume it will overwrite my 2000 program even though the 2007 is a complete program and not just an upgrade. Is that correct? |
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have MS office 2000 installing 2007
What do you mean by resetting preferences? Also, I have a laptop. What are
computer partitions? "Don Guillett" wrote: I have xl95,xl97,xl2003,& xl2007 all on the same computer partition. Just best to install oldest FIRST or reset preferences. You shouldn't have too much of a problem. I do NOT have xl2000. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "valjg" wrote in message ... Thank you for your quick response. Somewhere I was reading quite awhile back that MS suggests NOT having two versions on the same computer, that this will cause problems. I am not extremely computer savvy and wouldn't know what to do if problems arose between the two programs. Can you be more specific about the whole process? "Don Guillett" wrote: I recommend leaving 2000 installed and install 2007 in a NEW Directory(folder). The files will be available to both. To get full functionality of 2007 you will need to save your .xls files as .xlsx (non macro) or .xlsm (macro). Be advised that Outlook 2007 WILL take over. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "valjg" wrote in message ... When I install MS Office Professional 2007, will it automatically move my excel and word 2000 files into the new program? I assume it will overwrite my 2000 program even though the 2007 is a complete program and not just an upgrade. Is that correct? |
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