Can microsoft outlook 2003 work on a windows 2000 Server?

Question

If so how??

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Answer 1

I went to the Microsoft site and searched for "Outlook 2003".

Then I did a search for "system requirements" and it came up with the KnowledgeBase link shown below. Then I clicked on "Operating System" :-

You can run Office 2003 on the following operating systems:

• Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or a later version
• Microsoft Windows XP or a later version
• Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3) or a later version
• Microsoft Windows Vista

Doesn't look like it will run on MS Windows Server 2000.

I don't know if you have used Usenet but there might be some MS staff / experts able to answer in microsoft.public.outlook.install ( or news:microsoft.public.outlook.install on MS Outlook )

There might be a (Usenet) news (sometimes listed as NNTP) server for your ISP, or visit Motzarella.org (click on the "UK" flag for English, perhaps) to create a free account

Then use their news server to retrieve a list of groups, subscribe to the m.p.outlook.install group, and get the latest postings... You can post your question (suggest you keep the subject line short - something like "Outlook 2003 on Win 2000 Server ?" )

Answer 2

yes it can, you can download all of ms/office xp pro and install it on 2000, this comes with outlook, word, power point ect..... you can find it @ kceasy a p2p fileshare network it also comes with a cracked product key which is necessary to install! type in kceasy download it, you can find anything you type in there/ with the office download it, install, enter product key and you are good to go! enjoy!!