FrontPage 2002 on Vista

Just bought a new laptop and would like to install FrontPage 2002 on it to allow me to update a charity website I manage. It's got a lot of info, is well established and I've run it through FP for almost 10 years - I've no desire to start again with a new editing package and I understand that FP2002 will run on Vista (at least well enough for my purposes).

Unfortunately, my FP2002 CD is an upgrade from a previous copy of FP98; that CD is probably somewhere in the loft (if my wife hasn't caught it in one of her purges). To install the FP2002 version it states that it needs a previous version installed - even if I could find the FP98 disk, I've been told FP98 is unlikely to be an easy install.

Any ideas? The best replacement deal seems to be an academic FP2003 license which I could justify through my wife's school, but it would be installed on my laptop, not hers. Besides, I don't want to fork out £££ (or even $$$) to buy a new full copy of FrontPage if I don't have to (nor do I want Expression Web as MS' own page reports that learning and applying CSS in place of the FP banners and headers, etc will be worthwhile - I have no desire nor the time to learn a whole new system and then rebuild the site).

Thanks in advance...

 

PeteC,

After posting the query here I paid another visit to the Microsoft support site and found similar advice, though they only state that you should have a FP2000 CD available to chuck in the drive. Looks like I'll need to get the coveralls on and mount a loft expedition.

Thanks.