just an aside; Office Versions from Oxp install by default into version specific Folders, ie Office10 & Office11
"Rick in NS" <rbutler[ at ]hfx.eastlink.ca.(donotspam)> wrote in message news:DEBD9984-7702-4D61-BE40-6272BD3D9FFD[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > I have posted this question on Access Install and Configure but now
realize > it might be more appropriate to post it here since it appears to related to > Office installations. > > I recently purchased Office Professional 2003 and installed it in its own > directory hoping to be able to use both versions of Access (XP and 2003). > > When I use Access 2003; close it and open Access XP windows installer kicks > in and loads Access XP uneventfully. However; when I close Access XP and > attempt to open Access 2003 windows installer kicks in and attempts to > install Office 2003 and stalls part way through the install with the message: > > "The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is > unavailable. > > Click Ok to try again, or enter an alternate path to a folder contaiing the > installation package 'PRO11.MSI' in the box below." I have to insert the > Office Professional 2003 CD in the drive before the process will complete and > load Access 2003. > > The computer I am working with is not on a network; the hard drive is newly > formatted and a fresh copy of Windows XP Home edition has been installed; > Office XP Professional installed; all updates loaded and finally installed > Office Professional 2003 from CD and all updates applied to it. > > Final versions installed are Access 2002 SP3 and Access 2003 SP2 > > I tried copying the PRO11.MSI file from the install CD to the hard drive > without any success. I uninstalled Office 2003 and did a custom install > making sure all applications were set to "Run from my computer" and not to > remove any prior versions. > > How do I prevent Office 2003 Professional from calling for the install CD > every time I switch from Access XP to Access 2003? > > > -- > Rick in NS
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