If you have a separate installation for the Office 2003 Web Components then
perhaps at some point a web page containing Office components was used, such
as an interactive Excel workbook saved as HTML or a Data Access Form from
Access (also an HTML file), which require Office Web Components to be
installed to use the pages. Do any of these sound familiar? If so, you
should leave them and install the update since it contains some security
fixes. For more information see this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/937961/en-us


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"TBL" <TBL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:129D1451-6CDE-4684-BB7E-F4800DBA1F08@microsoft.com...
> Yes there is an installation called Microsoft Office 2003 Web Components.
> I
> have never had Office 2003 loaded on this computer. Is it safe to remove
> the
> Microsoft Office 2003 Web Components or should i just leave it? i don't
> want
> to keep getting Office 2003 update requests if I don't need them.
>
> "DL" wrote:
>
>> Perhaps you still have a 2003 component installed?
>> Is anything pertaining to 2003 shown in Add/Remove dialogue?
>>
>> "TBL" <TBL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:F77E6C78-96C7-40B8-AD8C-102A1630CBDB@microsoft.com...
>> > When upatings windows I get the Office 2003 SP3 update as a high
>> > priority
>> > update. I am using Office 2007. Should i install the Office 2003 SP3
>> > upate?
>>
>>
>>