Re: Which programs to remove before Office 2007 installation?

Thanks for your reply. I did complete the installation, without any apparent
problem.

--
Geoff


"Srikanth" wrote:

The programs that are left over will be installed again if you remove it ,
as its required by Standard 2007.
That why I suggested Its "not necessary" to remove those programs.

The only program that’s of no use is Activation Assistant for the 2007
Microsoft Office suites. You can remove it.


"Tschurin" <Tschurin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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“Not needed?” Your reply could suggest that the programs are not needed
and
should be removed. However I will assume you meant that removing the
programs
is “not needed” and they can or should be left. If that is your advice it
runs counter to the advice I received from the first responder in
Microsoft
office technical support, who said I should remove all of the programs I
mentioned before installing the Office 2007 Standard Edition CD. I didn’t
have a high degree of confidence in her advice, and excuse me for doubting
you but I’m a little reluctant to take your contrary two word reply on
faith.
I would appreciate if anyone else could weigh in on this subject, perhaps
with just a little more explanation.

I'm just trying to insure a smooth install. Thanks in advance for your
help,
--
Geoff


"Srikanth" wrote:

Not needed.

"Tschurin" <Tschurin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I want to install, using a CD, the Office 2007 standard edition on my
laptop,
a recently purchased Lenovo T61 running Windows XP, and with the office
2007
trial edition on it. Having read that I should uninstall the trial I
went
to
add/remove programs and removed the “Microsoft 2007 Office System”.
That
still leaves the following programs in the laptop: “Activation
Assistant
for
the 2007 Microsoft Office suites” the “Microsoft Office 2003 Web
Components”
“Microsoft Office 2007 Primary Interop Assemblies” and the “Microsoft
Office
Small Business Connectivity Components”. Should any of these programs
also
be
removed before installing the Microsoft Office 2007 Standard CD?

Thanks in advance for your help on this matter
--
Geoff



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