After upgrading my customer to Groove 2007 from v3.1, selecting Properties
still shows the client as 3.1.1 although everything else indicates that she
is on Groove 2007. Rebooting the client doesn't change this. Any ideas on
how to display this correctly?

Since groove is not part of MS Office, please consider posing your
question to the folks in the Groove newsgroup instead. (link attached
for your convenience)
http://www.microsoft.com/communities....public.groove


Ed Knapp SAIC wrote:
> After upgrading my customer to Groove 2007 from v3.1, selecting Properties
> still shows the client as 3.1.1 although everything else indicates that she
> is on Groove 2007. Rebooting the client doesn't change this. Any ideas on
> how to display this correctly?

I wonder why they call it Microsoft Office Groove 2007 then?

"Bob I" wrote:

> Since groove is not part of MS Office, please consider posing your
> question to the folks in the Groove newsgroup instead. (link attached
> for your convenience)
> http://www.microsoft.com/communities....public.groove
>
>
> Ed Knapp SAIC wrote:
> > After upgrading my customer to Groove 2007 from v3.1, selecting Properties
> > still shows the client as 3.1.1 although everything else indicates that she
> > is on Groove 2007. Rebooting the client doesn't change this. Any ideas on
> > how to display this correctly?
>
>

I'll post this into the Groove Group as I may get better responses for this
question there. Thanks for the link.

"Ed Knapp SAIC" wrote:

> I wonder why they call it Microsoft Office Groove 2007 then?
>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
> > Since groove is not part of MS Office, please consider posing your
> > question to the folks in the Groove newsgroup instead. (link attached
> > for your convenience)
> > http://www.microsoft.com/communities....public.groove
> >
> >
> > Ed Knapp SAIC wrote:
> > > After upgrading my customer to Groove 2007 from v3.1, selecting Properties
> > > still shows the client as 3.1.1 although everything else indicates that she
> > > is on Groove 2007. Rebooting the client doesn't change this. Any ideas on
> > > how to display this correctly?
> >
> >

I suppose because it interfaces with Office applications. I now see if
you buy the MS Office 2007 Ultimate you get a copy of Groove, but it
isn't seen in any other version.

Ed Knapp SAIC wrote:
> I wonder why they call it Microsoft Office Groove 2007 then?
>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
>
>>Since groove is not part of MS Office, please consider posing your
>>question to the folks in the Groove newsgroup instead. (link attached
>>for your convenience)
>>http://www.microsoft.com/communities....public.groove
>>
>>
>>Ed Knapp SAIC wrote:
>>
>>>After upgrading my customer to Groove 2007 from v3.1, selecting Properties
>>>still shows the client as 3.1.1 although everything else indicates that she
>>>is on Groove 2007. Rebooting the client doesn't change this. Any ideas on
>>>how to display this correctly?
>>
>>

In article <041D5AD2-CBFA-4B9B-9272-0F447FD5C1B1@microsoft.com>, Ed Knapp SAIC wrote:
> I wonder why they call it Microsoft Office Groove 2007 then?

No idea. I don't understand the mental processes of marketers. Remember, these are the people who
brought you the dinosaur-head advertisements. Clearly, there's something alien about them.

But back here on earth, there's "The Microsoft Office Family of Products", which includes Groove,
Visio, Project and who knows what all else. And there's the various Office application suites. This
forum's main purpose is supporting the latter.

>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
> > Since groove is not part of MS Office, please consider posing your
> > question to the folks in the Groove newsgroup instead. (link attached
> > for your convenience)
> > http://www.microsoft.com/communities....public.groove
> >
> >
> > Ed Knapp SAIC wrote:
> > > After upgrading my customer to Groove 2007 from v3.1, selecting Properties
> > > still shows the client as 3.1.1 although everything else indicates that she
> > > is on Groove 2007. Rebooting the client doesn't change this. Any ideas on
> > > how to display this correctly?
> >
> >