You should be able to install both copies of Office under the same OS (unless O2K is an upgrade)...thus eliminating the need to dual boot.


>Here's a little licensing scenario that I would like another opinion on.
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>Stop me if my comments are untrue, but this is my understanding of it.
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>Legally.... If you own a Windows XP license, you can install any Windows OS "under" XP (98, NT4.0...). If this is true, could I legally have my PC dual boot Windows 2K and Windows NT 4.0 with just my XP license? Or would I need two licenses?
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>And if this is true, does the same hold true for Office?
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>Here is why I am asking... I am running Windows 2K with Office 2K Professional, and I need to work on an Access '97 project that I cannot convert to 2K. I take it that installing both Office 2K and '97 will cause your PC to hose up. Anyway, somebody let me know what they are thinking. I was thinking of making my PC dual boot with Windows NT 4.0 and then installing Office '97 Professional on that so I can work on my Access '97 projects when I need to.