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Old April 17th 07, 10:45 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
Longfellow
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Default Uninstall MS Office 2007 Beta

I have tried to get help from a ' MS.newuser.beta' site, but
there has not been a reply.
I regard this newsgroup as being the best that I have ever used.
So.
Please can you tell me how to Uninstall MS Office 2007 Beta.
(Running XP SP2)
This was a try-out from a magazine, that I have used and liked,
but would now like to uninstall.
There is a process described in a magazine that
would be impossible for me to try; it has some
11 Registry edits; indicates that Windows Installer
can become corrupted.
I understand that if I buy MS Office 2007, I need to uninstall
this beta product before I can do the install.
Please, please can you help?




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Old April 17th 07, 11:02 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
Will Denny
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Default Uninstall MS Office 2007 Beta

Hi

Have you tried uninstalling Office beta via Add/Remove Programs?

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"Longfellow" wrote in message
...
I have tried to get help from a ' MS.newuser.beta' site, but
there has not been a reply.
I regard this newsgroup as being the best that I have ever used.
So.
Please can you tell me how to Uninstall MS Office 2007 Beta.
(Running XP SP2)
This was a try-out from a magazine, that I have used and liked,
but would now like to uninstall.
There is a process described in a magazine that
would be impossible for me to try; it has some
11 Registry edits; indicates that Windows Installer
can become corrupted.
I understand that if I buy MS Office 2007, I need to uninstall
this beta product before I can do the install.
Please, please can you help?






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Old April 17th 07, 07:57 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
Longfellow
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Default Uninstall MS Office 2007 Beta


"Will Denny" wrote in message
...
Hi

Have you tried uninstalling Office beta via Add/Remove Programs?
Will Denny

MS MVP Shell/User
Please Reply to the News Groups


"Longfellow" wrote in message
...
I have tried to get help from a ' MS.newuser.beta' site, but
there has not been a reply.
I regard this newsgroup as being the best that I have ever used.
So.
Please can you tell me how to Uninstall MS Office 2007 Beta.
(Running XP SP2)
This was a try-out from a magazine, that I have used and liked,
but would now like to uninstall.
There is a process described in a magazine that
would be impossible for me to try; it has some
11 Registry edits; indicates that Windows Installer
can become corrupted.
I understand that if I buy MS Office 2007, I need to uninstall
this beta product before I can do the install.
Please, please can you help?

First, many thanks for taking the trouble to send a reply.
When I used Control Panel Add and Remove
I get a message that a file is unavailable or corrupt and the uninstall
fails.
My magazine says ..
"The process outlined here is quite involved - but its worth a try -
the only other alternative is to reinstall windows from scratch"
I just hoped that someone had used a magic bullet and would reply.
..... From Google ... there is a process that looks a little easier than
my magazine.
Has anyone used it?



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Old April 17th 07, 08:28 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
Brian A.
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Default Uninstall MS Office 2007 Beta

See if these help:
Download/install/run:
Description of the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;290301

Also see:
How to resolve Common "Windows Installer" Problems
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;555175

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http://basconotw.mvps.org/

Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375



"Longfellow" wrote in message
...

"Will Denny" wrote in message
...
Hi

Have you tried uninstalling Office beta via Add/Remove Programs?
Will Denny

MS MVP Shell/User
Please Reply to the News Groups


"Longfellow" wrote in message
...
I have tried to get help from a ' MS.newuser.beta' site, but
there has not been a reply.
I regard this newsgroup as being the best that I have ever used.
So.
Please can you tell me how to Uninstall MS Office 2007 Beta.
(Running XP SP2)
This was a try-out from a magazine, that I have used and liked,
but would now like to uninstall.
There is a process described in a magazine that
would be impossible for me to try; it has some
11 Registry edits; indicates that Windows Installer
can become corrupted.
I understand that if I buy MS Office 2007, I need to uninstall
this beta product before I can do the install.
Please, please can you help?

First, many thanks for taking the trouble to send a reply.
When I used Control Panel Add and Remove
I get a message that a file is unavailable or corrupt and the uninstall
fails.
My magazine says ..
"The process outlined here is quite involved - but its worth a try -
the only other alternative is to reinstall windows from scratch"
I just hoped that someone had used a magic bullet and would reply.
.... From Google ... there is a process that looks a little easier than
my magazine.
Has anyone used it?





 




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