Dual Install


  1. Posts : 1,419
    Windows 7 7600 1 X64
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    Dual Install


    All, I would like to know if its possible to have a dual install of excell on an existing platform using Windows 7.
    Currently I'm testing Office 2010, specifically excel on a 64 bit machine. Office 2010 is installed as a 64 bit version on my main drive "C:"
    How ever I'm currently studying for MOS but its for Office 2007 and I would like to install a copy of Office 2007 "STUDENT" on either C or D drive. Any thoughts or suggestions will be most welcome.


    Adrian
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    Windows 7 x64
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    Adrian said:
    All, I would like to know if its possible to have a dual install of excell on an existing platform using Windows 7.
    Currently I'm testing Office 2010, specifically excel on a 64 bit machine. Office 2010 is installed as a 64 bit version on my main drive "C:"
    How ever I'm currently studying for MOS but its for Office 2007 and I would like to install a copy of Office 2007 "STUDENT" on either C or D drive. Any thoughts or suggestions will be most welcome.


    Adrian
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    FWIW I have the 64bit Office 2010 beta installed along side 32bit Office 2003 Pro without problems. Note that when I installed the beta it took over the file associations. I'm guessing if you installed Office 2007 it would take the file associations from your 2010 install, but you would want to check afterward to make sure you have the desired default programs. I can't comment on installing to a drive other then C: I have a vague memory of that being problematic in the past so you might want to check that out.
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  3. Posts : 1,419
    Windows 7 7600 1 X64
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    Victek said:
    Adrian said:
    All, I would like to know if its possible to have a dual install of excell on an existing platform using Windows 7.
    Currently I'm testing Office 2010, specifically excel on a 64 bit machine. Office 2010 is installed as a 64 bit version on my main drive "C:"
    How ever I'm currently studying for MOS but its for Office 2007 and I would like to install a copy of Office 2007 "STUDENT" on either C or D drive. Any thoughts or suggestions will be most welcome.


    Adrian
    .
    FWIW I have the 64bit Office 2010 beta installed along side 32bit Office 2003 Pro without problems. Note that when I installed the beta it took over the file associations. I'm guessing if you installed Office 2007 it would take the file associations from your 2010 install, but you would want to check afterward to make sure you have the desired default programs. I can't comment on installing to a drive other then C: I have a vague memory of that being problematic in the past so you might want to check that out.
    Thanks for the response, I'll try it this afternoon and report back the results.
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  4. Posts : 1,419
    Windows 7 7600 1 X64
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    Successful Dual Install


    I was able to install Office 2007 and 2010 on the same machine.
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    windows 7 RTM x64
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    You can have two office installs with no issues, but you can only have ONE instance of outlook installed on a machine at any given time. FYI
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    ccatlett1984 said:
    You can have two office installs with no issues, but you can only have ONE instance of outlook installed on a machine at any given time. FYI
    Thanks Cat for the response, I had to wean off outlook as 2010 version had no add in for Iphone.
    I needed to install excel 07 as I am going for certification as a "Microsoft Office Specialist" Certification.
    Many thanks.
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