Hello,
If you are running Windows XP, you can regain a lot of disk space if you
delete files/folders leftover from installing the various (and numerous)
Windows updates (assuming you have installed them along the way). These
files/folders, in general, are needed only if you want to uninstall them. But
if you have been using the PC for a while and it's working fine, there isn't
much need to keep those files/folders hanging around taking up valuable disk
space. I have seen several free utilities on the net that will find these
files/folders and delete them for you if you're not able to do it manually.
You could regain multiple megs of space.
Tim
"DL" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > You are not going to gain much space by uninstalling 2002 > If you are that short of space, and assuming youve undertaken housekeeping > to rid your pc of 'crap', then you need to be thinking in terms of a larger > hd, or adding a slave. > If you uninstall 2003, then reinstall, it should give you the option to > remove the earlier version, 2002 > > "Patti with an i" <Pattiwithani[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:1017F5D0-1B94-4291-A3A5-9D46D0109686[ at ]microsoft.com... > > I have two complete versions of microsoft office on my computer. one is > 2002 > > and the other is a total (not upgrade) version of prof 2003. I don't have > a > > Key # for 2002 and it may have been lost, but I need to get 2002 off as > its > > usiing way too much space on my hardrive--without losing 2003 > > use------------I have an older dell dimensionXPS t600 > > -- > > help me get rid of two versions of office - of only one i need to free up > > what little space i have left please!!!! > > > |