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Access 2003 Installed On an Office 03 with Access 97 still installed

Asked by Mixmangle in Microsoft Access Database

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Office 97 was Installed.  Later, Office 2003 was installed with a custom install to install all but ACCESS 2003 and to remove all Old Office apps except Access 97 . This is a two-screen process of checkboxes when you choose a 2003 CUSTOM Install.  The first screen asked what of the new Office to install, and all but Access 2003 was selected. The second screen asked what to remove. All but Access 97 was sellected.  Later still SP2 was installed. Result is Office 03 without Access O3 and with Access 97.

Now, I want to install Access 2003 but still leave 97 on the computer.  I was thinking I could go thru the same process. But, my options are now: 1. Add Remove Features 2. Reinstall or Repair 3. Uninstall

When choose Add/ Remove  - - - I see the first of the 2 screen process (What to install) but I do not see the 2ns sceen (What of old to leave on/remove).  If I choose to install Access 2003, can I assume it will not remove Access 97 because it does not ask me as it did in the original installation.

And will I have to reinstall SP2 to cover the new Access 03 addition?Start Free Trial
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