Advice please

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I really cannot get used to Office 2007, I just haven't got the time to hunt
and search for silly things I normally took for granted when I was using
Office 2000.

Could anyone tell me could I delete office 2007 from my computer and then
reinstall my Office 2000 disc without any hassels . I was kind of hoping
when i installed office 2007 recently I would be able to keep office 2000 as
well but office 2007 just complete overtook the 2000 version. So by deleting
2007 completely and then reinstalling office 2000 all seems feesable to me.
Could anyone confirm this in theory can be done successfully please

[RobinS]

Re: Advice please

You might want to post your message to a newsgroup with "Office" in the
description. This is a .Net programming newsgroup.

That said, If I were you, I'd hold on to Office 2007 and get a book on how
to use it. Think about this: it's already a year old. You're probably going
to have to learn it eventually. Some day it won't work on whatever computer
you buy, and you'll be way behind the curve all by yourself, rather than
behind the curve with everyone else. :-)

RobinS.
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>I really cannot get used to Office 2007, I just haven't got the time to
>hunt
and search for silly things I normally took for granted when I was using
Office 2000.
>
Could anyone tell me could I delete office 2007 from my computer and then
reinstall my Office 2000 disc without any hassels . I was kind of hoping
when i installed office 2007 recently I would be able to keep office 2000
as
well but office 2007 just complete overtook the 2000 version. So by
deleting
2007 completely and then reinstalling office 2000 all seems feesable to
me.
Could anyone confirm this in theory can be done successfully please