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Guest
Hi,
I have been asked why I can't upgrade Word, Excel & PowerPoint to 2003, and
leave Outlook at the current 2000 version. I'm sure it can be done, but I am
very concerned that it will cause real config problems, and headaches for our
packaging team (we run Citrix Metaframe on Windows Server 2000, so all apps
are packaged).
The reason I have been asked is that a very old addin for Outlook causes
severe performance degradation in Outlook 2003. Instead of scrapping the
add-in, I have been asked to look into dropping the new Outlook (one option
of many).
I hope someone can offer some pros/cons for leaving Outlook at 2000, while
the rest of the suite is upgraded to 2003.
Cheers,
Meg.
I have been asked why I can't upgrade Word, Excel & PowerPoint to 2003, and
leave Outlook at the current 2000 version. I'm sure it can be done, but I am
very concerned that it will cause real config problems, and headaches for our
packaging team (we run Citrix Metaframe on Windows Server 2000, so all apps
are packaged).
The reason I have been asked is that a very old addin for Outlook causes
severe performance degradation in Outlook 2003. Instead of scrapping the
add-in, I have been asked to look into dropping the new Outlook (one option
of many).
I hope someone can offer some pros/cons for leaving Outlook at 2000, while
the rest of the suite is upgraded to 2003.
Cheers,
Meg.