[Graham Mayor]

You shouldn't be able to install 2 versions of Outlook. If 2007 is a trial
version keep Outlook 2003. If it is a retail version, install Outlook 2007.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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tom ferguson wrote:
A small PS
If you are installing Word as part of Office, do not install two
versions of Outlook.

Do a custom install. Otherwise the 2007 installer will remove all
older versions.

Tom


"Jay Freedman" wrote:

On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:43:01 -0800, Zoltan
wrote:

I'm running Windows Vista and would like to have both Word 2003 and
Word 2007 available. I know this can be done in XP, but how do I do
this in vista? First attempt at re-installing 2003 when 2007 was
present resulted in 2007 version being overwritten. Any
tips/tricks/resources appreciated.

First, uninstall Word 2007. (You won't lose customizations, because
the uninstaller doesn't remove files that Word writes after the
installation is done.) Then install Word 2003, and finally reinstall
Word 2007. In general, always install from oldest to newest.

Once both versions are installed, see
http://word2007bible.herbtyson.com/?s=coexisting for a registry
adjustment that will prevent the two versions from conflicting over
their settings.

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Jay Freedman
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