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Not for points<br />
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Just want to add one more thing.<br />
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&gt;&gt;Is it possible to have two office version running on the same machine? &nbsp;Besides Outlook. &nbsp;<br />
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Yes besides &quot;Outlook <u>and</u><u></u> Word&quot; if you are using word as your outlook editor. You cannot have two versions of it. Rest of Office application can co-exist peacefully :)<br />
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Sid
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Not for points

Just want to add one more thing.

>>Is it possible to have two office version running on the same machine?  Besides Outlook.  

Yes besides "Outlook and Word" if you are using word as your outlook editor. You cannot have two versions of it. Rest of Office application can co-exist peacefully :)

Sid

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Kevin, Do correct me if I am wrong.<br />
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Sid
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I see. <br />
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Doesn't Word Conflict with Outllook every time you start it? Is word the default email editor? Are these Office versions installed on VM?<br />
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Sid
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I see.

Doesn't Word Conflict with Outllook every time you start it? Is word the default email editor? Are these Office versions installed on VM?

Sid

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