Sw office pro 2004 and 2005, switching on Sata

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by pete, Jan 22, 2005.

  1. pete

    pete Guest

    This information might help those who still want to use both versions.

    *** See notes about PDMWorks first, if you use PDMWorks, (and or), Toolbox
    on a server ***

    1, Grab a Sata card and 2 hard disk drives.
    2, Connect ONLY one drive, then install xp, MSoffice and SW2004 office pro.
    3, Disconnect this drive.
    4, Switch off your PC.
    5, Connect the second drive, then install xp, MSoffice and SW2005 office
    pro.

    Note:-
    Do NOT use SW2005 PDMWorks whilst working in 2005, you can, but you will
    have to unload everything from this vault, (when you finally upgrade your
    current vault from 2004 to 2005), and then the unloaded files will have to
    be put into your original vault, BUT with ALL revisions lost!.

    6, Switch off your PC.

    7, Connect both drives and you can select in the BIOS, which one boots at
    the C: drive.
    EASY !!!!

    *** Notes on PDMWorks on a server ****

    In regards to PDMWorks on a server.
    If you already have PDMWorks on a server, follow up to step 4, then
    disconnect your network connection(s), to the server, whilst installing
    SW2005 Office pro.
    The easiest thing is to unplug the network cable.
    This will install the SW2005 PDMWorks on to you local C: drive.
    You CAN have two PDMWorks vaults, as long as they are not installed onto the
    same machine.
    You must not upgrade your current server PDMWorks or clients to 2005, if you
    still wish to use SW2004.
    The same applies to the Toolbox,
     
    pete, Jan 22, 2005
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  2. pete

    \\/\\/im Guest

    This information might help those who still want to use both versions.

    Install both versions on one harddisk
    Both versions can even be used simultaneously!
    \/\/im
     
    \\/\\/im, Jan 24, 2005
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  3. pete

    pete Guest

    And also very easy to open a 2004 document in 2005, meaning no 2004 access
    anymore.
    And what about the Vault?
     
    pete, Jan 24, 2005
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