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Answer» Hi guys,
This is a bit of a long winded PROBLEM so sorry in advance!!
I am running windows XP, version 2002, SP2.
I am currently taking my Microsoft user specialist exams and have recently bought the Office 2003 practice EXAM software. I currently have Office 2003 home edition and Office 2007 professional plus installed on my computer. However because no Microsoft access CAME with the 2003 package (which i didn't realize and didn't need at the time) i cannot RUN the Access practice exams.
I have a Microsoft office professional XP disk which has the Access 2003 program and I was just wondering if there was any way I could install it on my computer and use that to practice the Access exams. Whenever i choose to open the Access exams they run the simulation using 2007 which isn't a lot of use to me for a 2003 exam.
My apologies if these details are a bit confusing but any help would be most appreciated.Umm, let's get our facts and terminology straight here.
Quote from: Lorraine on July 07, 2008, 03:48:51 PM I currently have Office 2003 home edition ...
There is no such thing. See http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/office2003_editions.asp
Quote from: Lorraine on July 07, 2008, 03:48:51 PMI have a Microsoft office professional XP disk which has the Access 2003 program ...
No, Office XP Professional would have Access XP, not Access 2003.
So, are you asking whether you can install Access XP only from your Microsoft office professional XP disk?
Here's one Google FIND which says it can be done: http://www.wiredbox.net/Forum/Thread316271_install_Access_2002_on_top_of_Office_2003_(with_access).aspx
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