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| | office 2003 here's my problem. I am taking an access 2003 class at my local JC. I have office 2007 installed on my system at home. I would like to be able to run the 2003 application in a seperate user account and have that as my default office suite while in that account. How can I do this? I really don't want to uninstall 2007 just for this short class. -- Also if I load the 2003 in the new account will it overwrite my 2007 suite? I am running vista home premium any input would be welcome. Thanks mcroller |
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