Did you install it to a seperate directory or did you allow it just to
update your current version? If you did not direct the installation to a new
directory, you most likely overwrote your Office 2000 application files. In
regareds to Outlook, AFAIK you can not have 2 versions of Outlook so you
will have to use Outlook 2007 if you installed it.
HTH
"vinflo" <vinflo[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:05723E44-EA75-49B5-BA19-1D7A7CAB3508[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] >I installed Office Professional Plus 2007 and now can't find any of the
> Office programs in "Start" menu or "My Programs". Office Professional
> Plus
> 2007 Beta is populated in my Add/Remove Programs and if I open an existing
> Word or Excel file it is upgraded to Office 2003 and opens with the new
> Beta
> 2007 format. Shouldn't I be able to launch each program individually?
>
> All of my Office 2000 programs are gone and I need to check my e-mail but
> can't find Outlook anywhere. I can create new Word or Excel files by
> opening
> an existing document and clicking on create new or blank document then
> saving
> it by the new name but of course I should be able to launch each program
> without going through an existing file.
>
> I ran Office Diagnostics through the resources function in Word and all
> categories came back "no problems" found.
>
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