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From: Jack Gillis on 26 May 2010 13:39 I will install 2010 Home and Business under Win 7 Home Premium when it comes from Amazon . 2003 is now installed and I would like to have available it on this machine until I get comfortable with 2010. My major use is Word and Excel and maybe Outlook. I understand the old 2003 Outlook will be used rather than the 2010 Outlook. If I uninstall 2003 Outlook (which I use very, very seldom) before I install 2010, will the 2010 Outlook then work? Also, how can I get all of the 2003 Word Templates and customization transferred to 2010. In the case of the templates I guess it would be simply copying those templates to the appropriate 2010 folders but don't have a clue about other customization. (Maybe Win7's Easy Transfer.) I know how to do it for Excel. In my case it is mostly taken care of by using the 2003 Personal XLS. I had a brief encounter with 2007 but didn't like the ribbon one bit so I went back to 2003. I understand 2010 has some ribbon customization features that might make it acceptable to me. I hope so. Thank you very much.
From: DL on 27 May 2010 11:35 There is no 2010 Home and Business, there is 2010 Home & Student which is not licensed for business use. You can install 2010 in parallel with 2003 but you can only use a single version of Outlook 2010 will install, by default, to a version specific folder Easy transfer is not the way to go, within explorer copy data as neccessary "Jack Gillis" <XXXXXXXXXXXXX(a)widomaker.com> wrote in message news:#azCepP$KHA.5292(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > I will install 2010 Home and Business under Win 7 Home Premium when it > comes from Amazon . 2003 is now installed and I would like to have > available it on this machine until I get comfortable with 2010. My major > use is Word and Excel and maybe Outlook. I understand the old 2003 > Outlook will be used rather than the 2010 Outlook. If I uninstall 2003 > Outlook (which I use very, very seldom) before I install 2010, will the > 2010 Outlook then work? > > Also, how can I get all of the 2003 Word Templates and customization > transferred to 2010. In the case of the templates I guess it would be > simply copying those templates to the appropriate 2010 folders but don't > have a clue about other customization. (Maybe Win7's Easy Transfer.) I > know how to do it for Excel. In my case it is mostly taken care of by > using the 2003 Personal XLS. > > > I had a brief encounter with 2007 but didn't like the ribbon one bit so I > went back to 2003. I understand 2010 has some ribbon customization > features that might make it acceptable to me. I hope so. > > Thank you very much. > > >
From: JoAnn Paules [MVP] on 27 May 2010 12:02 Actually there is going to be a Home and Business version. Think Home and Student with Outlook but only a single license. -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies" "DL" <invalid(a)nowhere.com> wrote in message news:OdmjwJb$KHA.4316(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > There is no 2010 Home and Business, there is 2010 Home & Student which is > not licensed for business use. > > You can install 2010 in parallel with 2003 but you can only use a single > version of Outlook > > 2010 will install, by default, to a version specific folder > > Easy transfer is not the way to go, within explorer copy data as > neccessary > > "Jack Gillis" <XXXXXXXXXXXXX(a)widomaker.com> wrote in message > news:#azCepP$KHA.5292(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> I will install 2010 Home and Business under Win 7 Home Premium when it >> comes from Amazon . 2003 is now installed and I would like to have >> available it on this machine until I get comfortable with 2010. My >> major use is Word and Excel and maybe Outlook. I understand the old 2003 >> Outlook will be used rather than the 2010 Outlook. If I uninstall 2003 >> Outlook (which I use very, very seldom) before I install 2010, will the >> 2010 Outlook then work? >> >> Also, how can I get all of the 2003 Word Templates and customization >> transferred to 2010. In the case of the templates I guess it would be >> simply copying those templates to the appropriate 2010 folders but don't >> have a clue about other customization. (Maybe Win7's Easy Transfer.) I >> know how to do it for Excel. In my case it is mostly taken care of by >> using the 2003 Personal XLS. >> >> >> I had a brief encounter with 2007 but didn't like the ribbon one bit so I >> went back to 2003. I understand 2010 has some ribbon customization >> features that might make it acceptable to me. I hope so. >> >> Thank you very much. >> >> >>
From: Jack Gillis on 27 May 2010 16:20 "DL" <invalid(a)nowhere.com> wrote in message news:OdmjwJb$KHA.4316(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > There is no 2010 Home and Business, there is 2010 Home & Student which is > not licensed for business use. Hmm! I have an order confirmation from Amazon for Microsoft Office 2010 Home & Business (Disk Version) [CD ROM]. Are they pulling my leg? > > You can install 2010 in parallel with 2003 but you can only use a single > version of Outlook > > 2010 will install, by default, to a version specific folder > > Easy transfer is not the way to go, within explorer copy data as > neccessary > > "Jack Gillis" <XXXXXXXXXXXXX(a)widomaker.com> wrote in message > news:#azCepP$KHA.5292(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> I will install 2010 Home and Business under Win 7 Home Premium when it >> comes from Amazon . 2003 is now installed and I would like to have >> available it on this machine until I get comfortable with 2010. My >> major use is Word and Excel and maybe Outlook. I understand the old 2003 >> Outlook will be used rather than the 2010 Outlook. If I uninstall 2003 >> Outlook (which I use very, very seldom) before I install 2010, will the >> 2010 Outlook then work? >> >> Also, how can I get all of the 2003 Word Templates and customization >> transferred to 2010. In the case of the templates I guess it would be >> simply copying those templates to the appropriate 2010 folders but don't >> have a clue about other customization. (Maybe Win7's Easy Transfer.) I >> know how to do it for Excel. In my case it is mostly taken care of by >> using the 2003 Personal XLS. >> >> >> I had a brief encounter with 2007 but didn't like the ribbon one bit so I >> went back to 2003. I understand 2010 has some ribbon customization >> features that might make it acceptable to me. I hope so. >> >> Thank you very much. >> >> >>
From: David Troxell - Encourager Software on 28 May 2010 01:26
On Thu, 27 May 2010 16:35:48 +0100, DL wrote: > There is no 2010 Home and Business, there is 2010 Home & Student which is > not licensed for business use. Just so there is no confusion in this newsgroup - here are the three retail Microsoft Office 2010 suites: Office Home and Student 2010 Office Home and Business 2010 Office Professional 2010 Here is a blog with Full Packaged Product or Product Key Card tutor and basic license terms and links to pre-order any of these three suites at Amazon. http://profileexchanges.com/blog/?p=376 Also, Microsoft page - Which suite is right for you? http://office2010.microsoft.com/en-us/buy/office-2010-which-suite-is-right-for-you-FX101812900.aspx David > > You can install 2010 in parallel with 2003 but you can only use a single > version of Outlook > > 2010 will install, by default, to a version specific folder > > Easy transfer is not the way to go, within explorer copy data as neccessary > > "Jack Gillis" <XXXXXXXXXXXXX(a)widomaker.com> wrote in message > news:#azCepP$KHA.5292(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> I will install 2010 Home and Business under Win 7 Home Premium when it >> comes from Amazon . 2003 is now installed and I would like to have >> available it on this machine until I get comfortable with 2010. My major >> use is Word and Excel and maybe Outlook. I understand the old 2003 >> Outlook will be used rather than the 2010 Outlook. If I uninstall 2003 >> Outlook (which I use very, very seldom) before I install 2010, will the >> 2010 Outlook then work? >> >> Also, how can I get all of the 2003 Word Templates and customization >> transferred to 2010. In the case of the templates I guess it would be >> simply copying those templates to the appropriate 2010 folders but don't >> have a clue about other customization. (Maybe Win7's Easy Transfer.) I >> know how to do it for Excel. In my case it is mostly taken care of by >> using the 2003 Personal XLS. >> >> >> I had a brief encounter with 2007 but didn't like the ribbon one bit so I >> went back to 2003. I understand 2010 has some ribbon customization >> features that might make it acceptable to me. I hope so. >> >> Thank you very much. >> >> >> -- From David Troxell - Encourager Software Email - mailto:office2010_Remove_@_Me_encouragersoftware.com http://www.encouragersoftware.com/profile/microsoft-office-2010.html |