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Microsoft Office Question


Question Posted Friday June 6 2014, 12:59 pm

Can I install two different versions of Microsoft Office on the same computer? And will they both work?

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DangerNerd answered Friday June 6 2014, 1:07 pm:
Hi there,

It is possible, but Microsoft doesn't advise you to do so. Here are a couple threads on it from the microsoft Knowledgebase:

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... these have almost entirely the same content except for some tweaks for specific versions that only one or the other address.

All the best with this!

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