Hiya
Self-extracting EXE file installs documents that contain details and settings information for Office 2000 components. By default, files are saved on your computer in Program Files\ORKTools\Download\Documents\Office.
System Requirements
Supported Operating Systems: Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows XP
Office 2000; compatible operating system
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...05-4034-4977-a0ec-a79ea90af776&DisplayLang=en
Regards
eddie
I recommend downloading and running Reimage. It's a computer repair tool that has been proven to identify and fix many Windows problems with a high level of success.
I've used it in the past to identify and fix everything from blue screens (BSOD's), ActiveX errors, corrupt files and processes, dll/exe/sys errors, recover lost memory, Windows update problems, defragging, malware removal etc.
You can download it direct from this link http://downloadreimage.com/download.php. (This link will automatically start a download of Reimage that you can save to your computer.)
Does anyone know where the "Registered To" information is stored in the registry for Office 2000.Also, is there a simple tool available to convert a name into hexidecimal code?What I am trying to do is to change the Registered to information on the splash screen of the Office applications and also to change the user information in Tools\User info in a login script.Any help would be appreciated.RegardsFitshase
More repliesI plan on doing a fresh install of XP on a computer that is running Windows 2000. If I was to copy the 2000 Documents and Settings folder onto a network drive, then install XP, then copy the Documents and Settings folder back to XP (overwriting the default installed one), would this work?
If not, could you give some insight on which folders I can copy back.
Thanks.
First, I would just copy parts of it:
Documents and Settings/Your_name\Cookies
Documents and Settings\Your_name/Your_name\Favorites
Documents and Settings\Your_name\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook (or wherever your email and address book are located)
C:\Documents and Settings\Your_name\My Documents
If you copy the whole Documents and Settings folder, you'll end up with junk you don't need, and several files that can't be copied (NTUSER.DAT, NTUSER.DAT.LOG, INDEX.DAT are a few).
Having just reinstalled Office 2000 Pro after a Hard Drive failure I have a minor problem with the New Office Document shortcut that appears on the top of my Start Menu on the Desktop.
If I click on it, instead of going directly to the New Office Document dialog box, I get a referencing of my A: drive, and the message "The feature you are trying to use is on a CDrom or other removable disk...", and a request to insert the Office 2000 disc. If I just click CANCEL I get the New Office Document dialog that I was looking for.
The other s/cut, Open Office Document, gives no problems, and the Properties for both s/cuts are referencing the correct targets. et cetera.
Any ideas how to cure this as I am always needing to use this s/cut?
I know I could probably just delete and re-do, but I'd like to get rid of the source of this error first.
Mike
Not sure, Mike.
It probably has something to do with the way you installed Office. I always use *run all from my hard drive*, so I never run into these problems.
Hi all -- Running Word 2000 in Windows XP Home with all updates (I believe) current in both programs.
I work on lots of protected documents, some of which are in table format. When I attempt to make deletions to portions of the document which I have typed, I get a prompt saying: "Delete Block? No (Yes)".
Is there any way to turn off this prompt? This has only happened since I reinstalled Word 2000 on my new computer -- didn't perform this way on my old computer (which might have been an error condition then -- but I got to like it).
Giving thanks to you in advance for all your help. On this Thanksgiving Eve, wishing you many reasons to be thankful in your own life!
Iris
I think this link will solve your problem.
Greg
I have Office 2000 and I like it, I moved it over to my new Windows 7 laptop and moved all my Word docs over and now I can't do a thing with my word files - they are all read only. Can anyone help me please?
How did you move them? Did you copy therm to CD/DVD then copy them to the new computer?
The easiest way to fix this is to open an Elevated Command Prompt. Change to the Documents directory and run the following command:
attrib -r /s /d *.*
That will reset the Read Only attribute on all files and folders in the current directory and all sub directories.
Click on Start, type cmd. Right click on cmd.exe at the top of the list and select Run as Administrator.
Type cd \users\yourusername\documents and press Enter.
Type attrib -r /s /d *.* and press Enter.
I already have Windows ME and Office 2000 on my HP Pavilion laptop. This morning, after installing Project 2000 I started having this problem?
I can open files, but as soon as a Word or Excel document open, they close immediately. I then uninstalled Project, but still have the problem. Any ideas what is causing those documents to close and what I can do to correct it?
Try this MS Technet Article, which specifically addresses the issue.
Hi. I downloaded the Save My Settings Wizard from Microsoft (http://office.microsoft.com/downloads/2000/o2ksmsdd.aspx) but the damn thing does not work! I installed it, ran it, but then it hangs when I am uploading my settings. I've downloaded it a couple of times with the same result! I like the idea of saving my Office settings though. Is there another program I can use?
Which settings do you want to keep?
What is stopping you from keeping them? (i.e. switching the PC off, quitting the program, going to a different PC??).
Gram
Hello world,
I am required to update staffs MS office 2000 to office 2003, can i copy the users .pst, .dic and autocorrect options and replace the files in office 2003 or is there an easier method?
I have to transfer the office 2000 users files / settings to a new clean updated install of office 2003 pro on a differnet / newer p.c.
The operating system these are to be transfered too is different being XP Pro sp3 - from a couple of exisisting Xp home SP2 and several win 2000 pro sp4.
I need to do this for these particular apps / files all are from office 2000 - Word, Excel and Outlook files to Office 2003.
I had a look at ms office site but like most ms stuff, I find its overly complicated with too much junk on screen, and couldnt find a way to sign up easily, and when i did it said i wasnt signed up even though at the top its said signed in..and the page hadnt been up long enough to expire... had a couple of searches but i got frustrated with the site. So put a post here instead.
Really appreciate the assist with this query. :confused
Thanks in advance for appropriate links, info etc.
o.k update..
I have found that i can use the files and settings transfer wizard for the Xp home units, as most of these are already office 2003.
The one issue that remains is upgrading the O/S Win 2000 Pro SP4 units, which are using the Office 2000 Pro these settings need to be used with Xp PRO and with Office 2003.
1) I still need to transfer the user settings for, outlook 2000 - this means address book contacts and emails..pst files to office 2003. Can I successfully use the import / export feature for the personal folders between these versions of office 2000 / 2003?
2) I need to do the same for Office 2000 Word files in particular, the autocorrect, dic and custom.dic files Can these be transfered - the method would be great.
3) Any of the other 2000 office apps along the way. Such applications as Publisher settings, powerpoint settings everything etc..
4) Also is there a file and settings transfer wizard equivalent in Windows 2000 pro?
Thanks again in advance for taking the time to read this and for any info.
As the title says, all of a sudden i have missing file info in the details pane, i have a lot of digital media and usually when i click on it it shows me every from its name to audio type, date modified etc..all of a sudden it no longer shows me what audio, chapters or subtitles etc..from the screenshot below a lot of info that used to be there now isnt....any help would be appreciated
How to Customize the Details Pane in Windows 10
1 more repliesI've experienced this problem twice in the past week. Here is my current problem:
New Windows 8 computer
Moved Office 2010 install from old computer to new computer
Copied all documents to new computer by installing the old drive in the new computer (NTFS to NTFS)
When trying to open any DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, PPT, or PPTX files that are stored in the Documents folder I get permission errors. Word will open an RTF file just fine. If I try to use any Office programs to save a file to the Documents folder, I also get permission errors. I can move the file to the Desktop and work with it just fine. I can then move it back to the Documents folder.
Here are the errors when trying to open files:
Word - Word cannot open the document: user does not have access privileges
Excel - 'C:\Users\xxxxxx\Documents\Book1.xlsx' could not be found
Powerpoint - The path or file name for C:\Users\xxxxxx\Documents\Presentation1.pptx is invalid.
When I try to use one of these programs to save to the Documents folder, I get the following error:
You don't have permission to save in this location.
I tried copying the files two different ways to eliminate any lingering NTFS permissions. I used a linux box to copy from the old drive to EXT4, then to a linux formatted FAT drive. I plugged this FAT drive into the Windows machine and moved the files over but got the same errors. Next, I copied the files from the old drive to a FAT32 drive using another Windows box. Then I tool the FA... Read more
Can I upgrade Office 2000 to Office XP, while still running Windows 2000?
I could use some of the features of Office XP, and would really like to retain my Windows 2000 environment. Do you think I could make this upgrade in Office?
Thanks.
Office XP can run on Windows 2000. Even though the operating systems and office suites have the same naming convention, that doesn't mean that they have to match up (Windows 2000-Office 2000, Windows XP-Office XP).
I have a problem with a computer. When I log on, the desktop is blank, only the shortcuts that where created for all users are visible. But every custom shortcut is gone.
When I go into c:\Documents and Settings I see my user name "user" as well as another folder called "user.mycoimputername". And I happen to now log in as "user.mycomputername". But why is that? And how do I log in with the other user setting folder, I clearly see it in the Documents and Settings folder.
A while back I believe I knew of the solution, but I cannot remember how to fix it.
If anyone could help that would be great!
Thanks!
Found this article at Microsft Kitchen giving a hint at details for the next Office Software allready in the works.
Goodbye Office 2010; hello Office 15! After some extensive (see: exhaustive) research, I?ve unearthed enough to confidently say that Office 15 planning is not only under way, but thriving as well. Amongst all the information are implications as to when Microsoft aims for its release, some of what Microsoft is specifically focusing on in their plans, mentions of specific Office 15 applications, services, and more! Follow along as I take you from the earliest mentions of Office 15 back in September 2009 up through to the very latest of what?s floating around from job postings, employee profiles, documents, and more. If you don?t feel like delving into the whole post, I?ve summarized the key points at the bottom of the post for quick review.
It?s Official: Office 15, the Codename
Beginning with a bit of history, I?ve been keeping my eye on Office 15 since September 2009 when I first noticed what seemed to be an employee referring to the next version of Office as ?Office 15″ and ?Office 2013.? A couple of months afterwords, I made note of a program manager mentioning Office 15 in an interview on Microsoft?s website. Shortly thereafter, references were also being discovered by MJ Foley and others. Fast-forward 6 months and now there are job postings on Microsoft?s Careers website that specifically reference ?Office 15″ in various cont... Read more
I recently used IOBit uninstaller to remove all traces of a program from the registry. I'm assuming it removed something that caused this issue, because after I used it all my program information in Add/Remove programs was missing. However, other users on my PC show all information in Add/Remove programs. Is there a way to repopulate this or would I have to create a new user? Thank you
Use a restore point before this happened.
5 more repliesHi, if anyone could help me with this, it would be great!
All of a sudden when I try to open my C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents folder, it says "access denied"
running xp home sp2.
any suggestions?
oh, I did a google for solutions and various pages often suggested I turn off simple file sharing, but the option is non existant under my file/view menu...
It sounds to me as though the administrator has made that directory path private. Are you the admin, and if so, are you logged into a user account with admin rights? If all else fails, reboot and log into the Administrator account and go to the control panel/users and change your preferred account status. While you're there, unlock the problem path to allow all users to view.
Good Luck!
When a hardware or software problem occurs, you face a crash, your application is not working properly or your IE got crashed several times. When all such nasty thing occurs, Windows collects information from your computer that describes the problem and then creates a problem report.
Problem report details can include the name of a program that has stopped working, the date and time that a problem occurred, or the version of the program that has encountered the problem. Sending a problem report allows Windows to notify you if a solution is available.
If a solution is not available, you might be asked to provide additional details about the problem. Your participation can help Microsoft create new solutions. Additional details can include files or parts of files that help identify the problem or explain how it has affected your computer.
Windows does not intentionally collect any personal information about you. You can view the additional details in a problem report before sending it to Microsoft.
To know more about what information is being sent view the details of a problem report. Here?s How: Go to Control Panel or Notification area and open Action Center.Click Maintenance.Under Check for solutions to problem reports, click View reliability history. In the list of reliability details, double-click any item to view its technical details.
For more information about reporting problems and your privacy, go to the Privacy Statement for the Windows Error Reporting ... Read more
Nice and informative read, Thanks!
3 more repliesI have to send out batches of Word documents for anonymous review - without the author details appearing in the document properties. Does anyone know how I can remove author details from batches of Word documents without having to do each one individually?Thanks
More repliesI googled the problem and NOTHING!!!!! many information NO LONGER is displayed in my details pane in Windows Explorer!!!!!! song length is one of them gone missing (& total length if multiple files are selected) and I use that frequently!!!!! it ONLY shows basic information now such as artist, title, album, and genre!!! but total length is GONE!!! also MANY UNRELATED INFORMATION is now in the details pane for media files!!!!!!! mood of music has been added (never heard of that tag), song rating, and composer now have been added!!!! it even displays ALL THIS SAME INFORMATION for WAV files when it used to be ONLY file size and length for WAV files!!!!!!! WAV is NOT capable of tags so I don't know why Windows Explorer shows this information for WAV files!!!!!!
HOW DO I GET MY DETAILS PANE BACK TO NORMAL???????
Can you post a screen shot of what you are seeing?
12 more repliesI am running Windows 7 on my notebook, as the owner and admin.....
I try to access this folder, and I cannot...in fact it appears as a shortcut rather than a folder...i have run antivirus, and malware, found nothing....
tried to change the security....all users has rights to it, the admin does not and cannot be changed....any ideas?
It looks like one of the junction points that provides some backwards compatibility and which shows when unhiding files in Control Panel>Folder Options>View. There is no Documents and Settings folder in Win7, except as a junction point.
Read more about junction points here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...=vs.85%29.aspx
In Win7 Documents is under All Users>[User Name]>Documents. Perhaps you should hide Hidden and System Files again to see only the WIn7 folders you need.
I'm not sure how this happened, or just what the proper vocabulary really is, but here's my problem.
I very carefully direct and downloaded files to a subfolder (DownloadsTempMD) under My Documents on a Data drive.
I'd really very much prefer to be able to sort downloaded files by name, date, the usual Details format.
For some reason Windows 7 Professional x64 has elected to conclude that anything I download must be for my entertainment, ergo it must be sorted by Title, Contributing Artists, Album. This may be a great boon to some, but it is a PITA to me. If I've downloaded an installation file, I want the most recent file at the top of the display where I can find it.
Is there a way to turn off this 'feature' that reminds my way too much of 'Clippy.'
thanks
baumgrenze
Hello Baumgrenze,
If you like, you could use the method in the tutorial below to set a default folder view for all folders with the "General Items" folder template and "Details" view.
Folder View - Set a Default for All Folders
Hope this helps,
Shawn
Well, here's what happened in a nutshell. I'm having a good day, when I start up my computer, and the following file I've stated above all of a sudden turned into a corrupt file that uses 0KB of data. I can't delete it OR move it. Any way to reset the folder so I can have it back???
C:/Documents and Settings/Uses(My Username)/Local Settings/Temp/browserview-1d31630.htm
This file, and all the files with the name 'browserview-xxxxxx(number).htm are needed, mine got corrupted and I accidentally deleted them.
Can someone post these files?
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i cant get rid of the files in C:\Documents and Settings\owner\Local Settings\Temp\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5....NOTHING ive tried has worked....any information on how i can get rid of them would be GREAT!!
Hi Welcome to TSG!!
If you log on as administrator you should be able to delete everything in the C:\Documents and Settings\owner\Local Settings\Temp\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5 folder.
If you sign in as "owner" you should be able to remove everything except index.dat if you close all of your browser windows.
I'm running Windows 7 on my new computer, which came with a trial version of Office 2010. Rather than buy the full version when the trial expired, I installed the Office 2003 I had on my old -- now dead -- computer. I now find that I can't open the Word and Excel files I created with the 2010 version. Is there a 'cloud' site where I could send the 2010 files and have them returned to me as standard .xls and .doc files? Or is there a free converter available for download?
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This has been bugging me for a while it pops up whenever I start the computer. I don't know to much about how to do things so please have some patients with me. If you can help me than I might just love you forever.
Have you run any scans for infections? I Googled hrcopul.dll, and everything that I found points to a infection.
7 more repliesAfter you install the Office Live Update for Microsoft Office Live Workspace beta, you can use Microsoft Office programs, such as Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, with your online office workspaces.
Further reading here.
Hope you find this useful (as is has been to me)
The add-on works well with O2007 but hasn't worked for me in O14.
1 more repliesI recently installed the Microsoft Office 2010 Beta, but this morning its intro screen stays stuck at "Starting Microsoft Office Click-to-Run." Googling it resulted in only two threads, neither of them having the answer.
I'm back to using Office 2007, by simply setting my Word and Excel documents to open by Office 2007 by default, but now my Word and Excel icons have become much less pretty, such as my Word icons becoming a very plain "DOCX" icon instead of the normal "blue W" icon. I checked, and the file types are still regular Word documents. Is there a way to get the pretty icons back?
Regarding changing the icon:
Go to either My Computer or Windows Explorer.
Click Tools, Folder Options, File Types tab.
Scroll down to the DOCX file type (file types are in alphabetical order), click on it one time to highlight it.
Click the Advanced button.
The "Edit File Type" screen appears.
There is a Change Icon button in the top right area.
Click the Change Icon button.
You should have other icon choices to pick from.
Side note: If you don't like any of those icons, you can always hit the Browse button,
and browse to where other icons are, (you can assign any icon to any file type that you want, it is a matter of personal preference).
Icons are found in .exe files (executables), some (not all) .dll (dynamic link library) files, and .ico files.
When I started up it says Win.ini corrupt. Then it starts
up as a new user losing track of Favorites and Start Menu
and Desktop Icons, Display and Folder attributes. Under
Documents and Settings it has added Dave.U5R2D5 in
addition to Dave which still has all the information. I tried
switching the 2 Filenames to get back to what it used to be but
gave an error message and didn't do it and started another new file.
Is there some way to use the old Dave file?
Hiya asd123321.
It sounds like you`ve re-installed the system from CD over the top of an existing system, giving you a fresh `Dave`. Have you recently run a repair or indeed, done a clean install ?
As a work-around, can you take the documents & favourites from the old `Dave` and put them in the new `Dave` so at least you`re back up and running again.
Jenny
Just recently whenever I open My Videoes, My Pictures or My Music files I hear a bleep and see a blue sidebar that says " To help protect your security Internet Explorer has restricted this file etc. This happens even though I have removed Internet Explorer in the :Add or Remove Windows Components: in the control panel. I have deleted all the files in these folders but it continues to happen. Does anyone know what could be causing this. When I right click the message and click allow blocked content the message and sidebar disappears and is replaced by my normal sidebar. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Alan
Hi all, this is my first thread here. May be a little n00bish but here goes.
Ive dealt with almost every problem Ive had with my comp but this one has me stumped. I just tried to install a program and cant because the C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents folder denies me access. I have administrator rights and all that guff and it annoys me horribly the thought I dont have access everywhere on my computer. Ive been though the folder properties and attributes, and cant change much at all. I dont ever remember not having access to this folder before.
Please help...
The software I am trying to install is genuine. Bought it today. Is a game called fear. What its trying to do is create a profile folder in the C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents folder I believe but cant because of this access problem.
6 more repliesI logged into Windows and found that all of my user settings had been changed back to default. All the files that were in My Documents had been moved to Documents and Settings in C. I moved them back to My Documents and changed my settings back to the way I had them before. While surfing the internet a few minutes later, the system became unresponsive. I restarted the computer and logged in, but now I find that My Documents has completely disappeared. I can't even find my files in Documents and Settings. I had about 35 GB of music, so I hope I didn't just lose it all. Please help!
More repliesMy girlfriend logs on with her user name (Mary) at the XP Pro welcome screen. Hers is the only user name shown. In Control Panel/Windows Accounts she is listed as the only user.
In Windows Explorer (C:/Documents and Settings) there are four folders:
1. All Users
2. Config.msi (empty)
3. Default User
4. Ex-husband?s name (it used to be his computer, so somehow he is still around)
All the user data of my girlfriend is actually saved in folder four. Also:
a) At the top of the Windows Explorer tree the ?My Documents folder? points to Ex-husband?s ?My Documents? folder.
b) Later in the tree there is another folder called ?Mary?s Documents? which also points to Ex-husband?s ?My Documents? folder and contains the same files.
So my questions are:
1. Can I safely change folder four to my girlfriend's name? Should/can this be done in Windows Explorer, or somewhere else?
2. Can/should I delete the folder called ?Mary?s Documents? which simply reproduces the files in Ex-husband?s ?My Documents?.
3. Can I safely delete the folders ?All Users? and ?Default User?, which do not contain my girlfriend?s user data?
4. Can I safely delete the empty ?Config.msi? folder?
5. I would like to keep the ?My Documents? folder which shows at the top of the folder tree as it is convenient for my girlfriend to find.
I hope this makes sense. Any suggestions much appreciated.
Swish
1) I wouldn't, but it can probably be done...it's hard to redirect those stupid Windows links. You could create your own shortcut to "Mary's Documents", copy the contents of the ex-husband's folder to the Mary's documents, then you should be able to delete it.
2) For safety's sake I wouldn't, but you could give it a shot... (or do what I said above)
3)No, they are default folders that WIndows uses for some mysterious purposes.
4)Definitely not!
5)Go to theeldergeek.com to find a registry hack which will let you delete the My Documents folders. Then add the new shortcut above.
Remember, if you delete something you shouldn't have, you can restore it from the recycling bin!:grinthumb
Hello,
I would appreciate it if anyone can help me out with this task. I scanned a document into my PC and saved it in a word doc file. It's showing as an image and will not allow me to input data. Can someone give me some input on how, I can accomplish this or lead me to a tutorial that will give me a step-by-step process to do this?
Thank you in advance.
I was checking the manuals for this machine on line in preperation for upgrading the RAM and there are two differing listings of what memmory will work in this machine. The tech. support manual says that a 2Gig DDR3 pc10600 1333Mhz cas latency 9 is the max size for the machine but the lilustrated parts service manual list a 4Gig pc10600 cas latency 9 modual theat is supposed to fit this machine. I just need to know which one is right. Thank you in advance for any help that I det
More repliesIn windows XP how do i access documents and settings/owner/local settings? When I run malwarebytes it goes into this folder and is there for ever. I would like to acces this and delete what is in there but I do not know how to get there.
Any help would be appriciated.
Follow these steps!!
1. Go to my computer
2. Click on "Tools"
3. Go to "Folder options"
4. Go to "View"
5. Then click on the "Show hidden files and folders" Tab
Then you can go to the Documents and Settings/Owner/Local settings.
I am sure you will succeed but make sure you follow the first 5 steps after everything so that you can hide the files again. Some system files need to be kept hidden to avoid being removed or deleted accidentally
I have a drive that had Vista Home Premium on it & NTFS as the file system. The drive went bad with over 100 K bad sectors. Preformed a hard drive recovery; After several days I managed to remap all the bad sectors so that I could read the drive when booting from a XP boot CD or a UBCD cd.
Now When I view the drives directory structure I can browse most of what is listed except for the Documents & Settings folder. When I try that one I get the message "Access Denied". I tried getting into the properties to see if I can change the properties but the Security tab did not show up.
I am a lot more familiar with XP than Vista. Is there an added security feature Vista has on the Documents & Setting folder that only Vista can open it. I tried using a Vista Recovery disk but it was not able to see the partition. Also I am not sure if there are any tools on the disk to recover files from a drive that no longer boots windows.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks,
/Peter
"Access Denied" is a proper and routine message encountered...when moving a hard drive from one system to another. Only impacts the Docs & Settings files/folders, all other files can be easily accessed.So can the Docs & Settings folders, by taking ownership of the files/folders.Taking Ownership in VistaLouis
2 more repliesquestion... i seem to have a bunch of crap in this folder that always brings the trojan in and hides it with files that have come from popups... can i delete everything in this folder and not cause problems for my computer
Hi futrade
Yes, you can delete everything in the Temp folder.
The best time to empty the Temp folder is right after a reboot, some programs place files in the Temp folder and will deny the deletion since the file is currently being used.
If you want, you can send the items to the Recycle Bin for a few days, if something seems to be running differently after emptying the Temp folder, you can restore the items from the Recycle Bin.
If any of the files in the Temp folder is a virus or trojan, obviously, you would not to keep those hanging around, so run a couple virus scans, links below.
________________________________________________________________
To help clean up your system:
Run an online Anti-Virus scan from at least one and preferably 2 of the following sites
Trendmicro HouseCall
PandaActiveScan
SymantecSecurityScan
RavAntiVirusScanOnline
Allow them to clean/delete any spyware/malware or viruses/trojans they may find.
Make a note of any files flagged that were unable to be cleaned or deleted.
Download, Install and check each of the following Spyware tools for updates:
(If you already have the following, please make sure it is the latest version and has been updated)
Ad-Aware SE 1.06:
Click on Full System Scan and deselect Search for negligible risk entries. Have Ad-Aware SE remove what it finds.
Spybot-S&D 1.4:
Have it fix what it finds marked in Red.
Spyware Blaster 3.4:
Click on Updates > Check for Updates Switch to Protection
Under Quick Tasks click ... Read more
Hello, I was downloading something and when I thought it was finished downloading and this screen pops up.
"C:\Documents & Settings\Sherry\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\GRG7AN8J\arizup2(1).pdf"
"This action is only valid for products that are currently installed.
<OK> box
I see that this is a .pdf file and i'm not sure how to open these. Can someone give me some really really easy details on how to fix or open [download] this problem.
Thanks
Install adobe acrobat reader
In the "my documuts and setting" that get's backed up, what exactly is included in the settings part and where would i find it please.
Some info here; click hereYou need to be more specific, what are you hoping to find? Windows XP hides a lot of folders unless you modify a few settings.
1 more repliesHi Guys and Gals,
I am now working on a contact management database, and want to autofill a seldom used field in the address details. Ireland is composed of 32 counties which are used in the address, but these 32 counties are grouped under 4 Provinces, which nobody uses in addresses. I want to group my contacts by Province, as well as County, to make travelling to them more streamlined. What I do not want to do, is constantly lookup which county is in which Province, and then Type it into the input box. I was thinking that a DLookUp with IF Then statemnts, but have not been succesful.
Here's what I have so far:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Private Sub Region_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
DLookup "[StateOrProvince]"
If [StateOrProvince] = ("Antrim""Armagh""Cavan""Derry""Donegal""Down""Fermanagh""Monaghan""Tyrone""Londonderry") Then [Region] = "Ulster"
If [StateOrProvince] = ("Tipperary""Waterford""Kerry""Cork""Clare""Limerick") Then [Region] = "Munster"
If [StateOrProvince] = ("Kildare""Wexford""Dublin""Wicklow""Kilkenny""Offaly""Meath""West Meath""Louth""Laois""Longford""Carlow") Th... Read more
can anyone help me I have been set a 5 quid bet that I can change the registration details of office 97 I know how to change office 2000 and xp but 97 still remains a mystery any help would be helpful as I kep having to reinstall office 97 (not a nice thing to do ) PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help me im desperate
Matty
Welcome to TSG!
Not so good news here! Office 97 and its predecessor take the owner registration information given at time of install and hard codes it into the main program thus only an uninstall\reinstall will correct the situation. Office program version after 97 this was changed to accommodate many screaming owners who have sold or given away their Office product and wished it changed.
If you do a search on "Office 97 owner registration change" you will find many newsgroup articles supporting the above.
Below is a link to just one.
Click here for article.
Dave
Office 2010 Engineering blog has released Office 2010 U.S. retail pricing today. According to them, Office 2010 will be available in four different flavors that best suits for you – Office Home and Business, Office Professional, Office Home and Student, and Office Professional Academic. Here’s a chart that outlines the features and pricing for each version.
Version Boxed Product - Product Key Card
Office 2010 Home and Student - $149 - $119
Office 2010 Home and Business - $279 - $199
Office 2010 Professional - $499 - $349
Office 2010 Professional Academic - $99* - N/A Office Home and Student boxed product is available in a Family Pack, allowing usage on three PCs in one house Purchase rights for Office Home and Business, Office Professional, and Office Professional Academic boxed product allow for usage on two of your PCs. The Product Key Card is valid for a single installation of the product. Product Key Card : For consumers who purchase a new PC, Microsoft is working with major PC manufacturers and our retail partners to make it simpler than ever to try and buy Office 2010.
Through our retail partners, Microsoft is introducing an all-new Product Key Card to help consumers more easily access and experience Office 2010 on new PCs that have been pre-loaded with Office 2010. The Product Key Card is a single license card (with no DVD media) that will be sold at major electronic retail outlets. Or click here to d... Read more
Looking at them prices ,I guess I'll stick to my Office Xp for a while...
2 more repliesI don't quite know which forum to post in so I'll start here.
Has anyone ever have trouble signing a VBA project on Access 2000?
(I'm using Office 2000 premium.)
I've done the following:
1) installed digital signature in Office Tools
2) generated my certificate using Selfcert
3) oened my Access DB and went into the VB editor
4) opened the Tools> menu
Result: No "Digital Signature" selection was available. in the Tools menu
Looked in VB editors in Excel and Word…
"Digital Signature" *was* right there in the "Tools" menu.
Just not in Access.
In Access, went to:
View >Toolbars>Customize…>Commands>Tools
and whaddaya know… There's "Digital Signature" right there!
BUT guess what? I can't drag in onto any tool bar or open menu.
Does anyone know what's going on or has this happened to them?
I looked in Office/Access Q&A forum on the MSDN website and actually found similar posts but the only suggestions were to try the things I've already listed above.
I searched the MS knowledge base but found no pertinent answers. The Office on-line help gives little/no help for digital signatures.
Ideas? Answers?
Hello,
Where I work I have a problem where one of the users of MS Outlook 2000 sends an email with an attachment it always says that it has come from soneone else, for example
If person A sends an email it will say from person A, if person A sends an attachment it will say that it has come from person B.
this is confusing lots of people. some do not notice this and reply to the message and it goes to person B instead.
its confusing for everyone and Important emails are going from person to person instead of direct,
Can anyone help at all?!?!
Thanks
Whenever I launch Outlook 2000 the Office 2000 installer also launches.
I installed Office 2000 on this machine several months ago, and Outlook has run without any odd behaviour.
It also happens any time I click on a new email.
Although I installed iTunes 2 days ago, today is the first time Outlook has behaved in this way.
I'm running Win XP with SP1, and I've scanned with AVG, Spybot and Ad-Aware, with nothing negative being reproted.
Try a Detect and Repair of Office.
Wow, I do not even have Office 2010 and already there is talk about Office 2014.
Wzor has posted the first leaked screenshots and details of Office 15 / Office 2014.
And Microsoft has packaged a few new features.
"Microsoft Limestone Integration Application" also referred to as Microsoft Lime is a new element of application development which will be featured in the next version of Office productivity suite, according to Wzor.
In addition, the Redmond company appears to have integrated a KMS activator into Office 15, in an effort to make it simpler for volume customers to bulk active their copies of the productivity suite purchased under volume licenses. Read more.
cant open link in opera, tried in ie link is empty - broken link
5 more repliesI have recently had to re-install Microsoft Office 2000 and it has installed the default Office Assistant the paperclip and I miss the cat called Links.
It says it is available from the Office Assistant options but a message says there is not enough memory.
It is on the first CD of the software but I cannot see how to download it.
Can anyone help please?
mygoose
Hi,
Just a fleeting visit...
Under File, Properties, Summary I need to change the "Company".
I've successfully changed the "Name" (under Tools, Options, User Information), but cannot change the company.
I've tried changing the Normal.dot template too, and when opening the template file thereafter, the company appeared correct, however, if I open MS Word itself, the company is incorrect.
So, aside from the Name, how can I change the defaulting values in a document's property sheet (preferably without re-installing)?
Thanks.
Gram
I am using WindowsXP, SP2, using MS Office 2000 Premier Ed OSA9.exe and MS Word 2000 v. 9.0.2720. I rarely use either program, or rather Word the only one I do use occasionally and I haven't kept up with the updates.
I have just returned here after looking on MS Update web site to no avail. I only found a fee based support section that was e-mail, have they stopped that service..
Recently needed to update both Office and Word 2000 to get a HP printer to print correctly...or that's what HP told me was the problem. Personally I think it the printer DJ Color 3740. This was a sale too good to be true...
I have proceeded to the point it will print from the Internet, most of the time, but sometimes just the Foreground (titles to me). In Word, I can't get it to print period, it goes through the motions and when it comes out sometimes you can see a faint unreadable type. The Print Test Page is fine, that's why HP said it was an Office and Word 2000 problem.
I dowloaded: Office 2000 KB895333 3-client-enu.exe;
Word 2000 CKB895333.EXE; O2KSR1a.exe V.4.71.1015.0; O2KSP3.exe V. 5.0.2919.6304; InstMSIw.EXE V 6.0.244...
I got the same response when I tried to execute each one: "The expected version of the product was not found on your system." Using the Properties selection on each piece of software I found the Compatibility Mode and decided this is what they meant. However, the only 'version' that worked with these updates was WIN 95, ... Read more
I would be very tempted to un-install Office 2000 and then re-install it again, then update it. When updating are you logged in as Administrator?
Also if you use another program to print from eg. Notepad, Acrobat or an Email from Outlook Express to they print ok?
Compatability mode you shouldnt have to use to install updates to Office, why its not recognising your version is a mystery, but as you can use Microsoft Update in lieu of having to goto Office Update, see if that recognises your installed office and lists updates for you.
Hi forum colleagues
Please help l have Microsoft Office 200 Permium having problems with particular Microsoft Outlook as soon l try use appointment and calender, l get error "essage interface has returned an unknown error please restart Microsoft Office Outlook".
l have installed sr1 fix patch from microsoft site for Office 2000 and windows no difference, l checked forum site for similar problems quiry didn't find any.
could someone who had this problem and has fixed it, could please email and explain it to me in point form how to fix it.
regards new forum member 02647..
Try this, http://support.microsoft.com/search/preview.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q283175
I'm running Win XP SP1
Just wondering if it will cause any problems if I add Powerpoint from Office 2000 to a machine which has Office 2002 with SP3 applied.
What's the position with Forward and Backward compatibility with Icrosoft programs?
Thanks
blast9,
The general consensus is that it's best to
1) install the older applications BEFORE you install the newer ones
2) install them in different folders
e.g.
c:\program files\msoffice2002-xp\
c:\program files\msoffice2000\
cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp
http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.com
Hello, I recently "Upgraded" my Office 2000 to Office 2003 and now my prior documents will not print? Searching/asking for assistance on how to rectify!!
I'd start by updating the printer driver, or reinstalling for printer.Dave
1 more repliesWe purchased 6x secondhand Dell Vostro 230 PCs from a business that was closing down.
All have Office Enterprise 2007 installed. Using Belarc, it has been identified that all computers have the same product key. After Office was wiped on one, when the PC was 'factory reset', it could not be reinstalled and a call to MS resulted in being told we need to buy a retail copy, as we could not provide the licensing details.
With Office Professional 2007 costing several hundred dollars, any suggestions to circumvent this, as the PCs were a legitimate purchase?
Hi there.
Why not just take an IMAGE from one of the other computers and restore it on to the "broken one". They are all "Identical machines" !!!.
When you get asked for Windows re-activation just enter the product number of the original computer I would assume these machines have either Enterprise or Pro version of windows installed on them.
I'd even suspect that as they are identical machines you wouldn't even have to activate Windows again !!! -- but to comply with the EULA you really should enter the ORIGINAL product key --so do it via CHANGE PRODUCT KEY (or type SLUI 3 from the Run command).
Office won't need activation -- no hardware change.
The BELARC data should give you the product key of the ORIGINAL windows key for the "Broken" machine. Alternatively the windows key might be on a sticker on the machine itself or perhaps on the invoice when you purchased the machines.
(To image the machines use Free Macrium to copy image to external device and boot from USB / DVD)
Cheers
jimbo
I've just moved across from XP to Vista. In Office 2003, on File Open in Details view, I just get the file name but no date modified, size etc. On XP it worked fine. I can't find any way of changing it to give me the full details. All other options such as List and Icons work fine.
I eventually found that by right clicking on the title bar in the file open window showed me the list of columns and somehow they had got unticked. Ticked them and all fine now.
1 more repliesHi everyone,
Does anyone have any information if there are any issues with access if the acces was created from Office 2000 pro and if there is anything that need to be done when users update to Office 2002(XP).
Thanks
AMS2800
Just about to install office 2003, but want to check if it is possible to open Office 2003 files with Office 2000 with minimum loss.Any experience?
you should have no problems as i run office 2003 and my co-workers run office 2000 and they can open fine.I think it is only if you start encryting them that causes a few problems
2 more repliesAt work I have Windows 2000 along with Office 2000. If I save a document to disk and take it home, will my home computer with Windows 95 and Office 97 be able to read the document??? If not, how can I change them to RTF files?
I'm confused - I'm running Office 2003 as an upgarde from Office 2000 - I keep getting recommendations for upgrades to Office 2000 (e.g Service Packs) - difficult to know whether the upgrades are relevant.....Sheila B
I have Office 2003 Standard (Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Outlook) - upgraded from Office XP (2002). However, I also have Frontpage 2002 and Publisher 2002. Office Update therefore offers me service packs and updates for Offixe XP. When it installs, it only updates the components for Frontpage and Publisher - I know because it asks for the relevant CDs.Maybe something similar applies to you?
2 more repliesCan anybody out there help- I have a number of documents saved in binders on Office 97. I've now switched to Office 2000 [which appears not to 'do' binders] and can't figure out how to read them - they come out in gobbledegook. Advice Please.
Office 2000 does have binder. Look for it under Microsoft Office Tools. Perhaps you did not install it?
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Brainbench MVP for Microsoft Word
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I installed Office 2000 onto a new PC with Windows XP SP2 and found that the spellchecker isn't highlighting incorrect spellings on any new WORD documents I create and further the grammer checker on the Tools-Options-Spelling & Grammer tab is greyed out. This despite the correct tick-boxes being set. However everything works fine on the documents I created previously on my old computer and copied across. Interestingly Spell-checker works fine in Excel on both new and old files.I have installed Office 2000 onto another machine before with XP and everthing worked fine. This one is still SP1. Could that be the problem ? Any other ideas ?
Have you tried click here and looked to see if there is an issue? There are some patches there as well which may help.
1 more repliesThis isn't an upgrade. I bought the full version Office Professional 2003 and would like to install it over what I have now. I had Office 97 and an upgrade CD to Office 2000. Will I lose anything to install Office 2003 over Office 2000? I have WinXP home if that makes a difference.
My old computer, which runs like a dream, OS XP Home SP3 512 mbRAM has MS Office Professional 2000 on it.
For my new computer I bought MS Office Home and Student 2010 with three licences.
Can I install Office 2010 onto my old computer beside Office 2000 or must I uninstall 2000 first. Its just that 2000 has some excellent components to it. But I do like the limited format of 2010.
For clarity can I have both or one or the other.
Decided to uninstall Office 2000 - its old hat. If I need the extras such as Publisher I shall buy it separately.
1 more repliesI have Excel 2000 installed, but need to install Excel 2007 also. Is it possible for me to have both of them installed, but keep 2000 as my default?
I followed the instructions here and it workred:
http://msgroups.net/microsoft.public.excel.misc/Change-default-to-Excel-2000-when-2007-installed
Is it possible to make Office 2003 works like Office 2000? I like some functions in Office 2003, e.g. Embed TrueType Fonts (I use some special fonts which not many people installed), format protection (the document will be looked the same on my machine as well as other people) and "docuement integrity protection" (other people can read it but not change it).However, GUI and the way of interaction with 2003 are not samething I want. Basically, it is too clever for me. I like the way of 2000 in which I can decide the structure of my docuement. Onc of most critical problem which prevent me to switch to 2003 completly is the copy and paste function in powerpoint 2003, I ask in here, but no solution yet click here.To restate my difficult, my slide in powerpoint does not follow standard structure which powerpoint 2003 forces on users. Each of my slides may have several objects, some Equations (generated by MS Equation editor or Mathtype) one or two graph from MS Visio. In PP 2000, I just Copy and Paste if I need to duplicate a object and modify it later. But I cannot do it with PP2003, the object do not copy properly (size changed) and the whole slide rearranged (possibly follow standard slide structure). I can do it use Paste Special and select correct object type to paste, but this could waste a lot of time if I do it regularly which I do.What I need is some kind of switch (setting change) to make Office 2003 either work as Ofiice 2000 way (such as classic view in Win EXplorer) a... Read more
More repliesI have vista on my Asus laptop - 6 months old - which also came with MS Office 2007 - as work has MS office 2000 verison, went out, bought a legit copy of office2000 and... CRASH!
could not open word/excel/outlook etc - did find out through a forum that cannot have another version of outlook with 2007 at the same time - so uninstalled office 2000 and only installed word and excel 2000.
same error - when opening word/excel it opens up, but as soon as it comes up with the pop up to accept terms and conditions, it also comes up with another pop up saying windows has found a problem, and will advise when there is a solution - the only button which works is 'ok' and once pressed, it closes.
read elsewhere, that it could be due to having ms office 2007 installed first - so uninstalled both 2000 and 2007 versions of all ms office and re-installed excel and word 2000 - and still with the same error - PLEASE HELP...
are there any 'footprints' left in the system from 2007? are there other parts which need to be removed for a complete uninstall?
Hello, please help, this is really bugging me.
Office 2000 works absolutely fine for quite a while, and then all of a sudden...
When I click on the Office Assistant button or try to use a wizard I get this error message:
There was a problem starting the Office Assistant. Would you like to try reinstalling it?
This happens across all Office apps, and just happened out of the blue, one day, I have no idea why!
I noticed the Office Assistant wasn't coming up, and click on it, then got these problems.
When I click yes to the error, it does try to reinstall, but in the end gives me another message:
The Office Assistant could not be started. Please repair the Assistant by running Office 2000 setup and selecting "Repair Office 2000".
I then try this to no avail. Also I have looked on Microsoft support and have overwritten my oleaut32.dll file, then reinstalled Office as suggested, no improvement. Also tried to set the Office Assistant to run from my computer instead of CD-ROM as shown in another Microsoft support artice, but it was already set to run from my computer, so Office Assistant still doesn't work!!!
Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks guys, love this forum.
Hello all, the entire Office 2003 suite one day looks old like 2000 or Windows 2000 icons in general.
Does anyone know why this happened and how it could be fixed?
Thanks.
This had happened to me once but in office 2007. It happened when I tried to open an older file type so It went into compatibility mode, which also changes the layout.
Not sure if its the same thing with office 2003 but go into options, advanced, and see if you can find something like compatibility options or layout.
Anyway if its not their your looking for some kind of option like that so snoop around all the options, views, and windows menus.
I am wondering if anyone knows how to customize the "Open Office Document" program in Office 2000... this is the small program that archives shortcuts and has a tool bar on the left hand side with options that include : Web folders, Favorites, Desktop, Personal and History. I want to customize the "Look In:" tool bar...
Thanks,
Andrew
I can't find a single way to change that setting. So, here's what I'd do.
Go to your (default) folder in Windows Explorer. Right-click it and hit Create Shortcut. Then, right-click the shortcut and hit Properties. Hit Change Icon. Give it the Open Office Document icon and also rename it to Open Office Document.
Copy or cut the shortcut.
Go to C:\windows\start menu and delete the old Open Office Document Shortcut and paste the new one in there.
Spyware Terminator brought this up about a week ago, & i removed it, & it has found it again today.
"Threat Files
<Trojan.Tempi> : C:\Documents and Settings\Allan\Local Settings\Temp\41.tmp"
My computer does seems like it's been running a little bit slower overall over the last few weeks, especially loading some particular programs such as Outlook & Firefox (2.0.016). Firefox seems to be running/browse loading a little slower than usual in the last few weeks, but i'm not sure as my ISP had been running a little bit crapily of late.
My HijackThis log file reads:
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O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [NvCplDaemon] RUNDLL32.EXE C:\WINDOWS\system32\NvCpl.dll,NvStartup
O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [nwiz] nwiz.exe /install
O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [NvMediaCenter] RUNDLL32.EXE C:\WINDOWS\system32\NvMcTray.dll,NvTaskbarInit
O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [AVG8_TRAY] C:\PROGRA~1\AVG\AVG8\avgtray.exe
O4 - HKCU\..\Run: [PhotoShow Deluxe Media Manager] C:\PROGRA~1\Ahead\NEROPH~2\data\xtras\mssysmgr.exe
O4 - HKCU\..\Run: [ctfmon.exe] C:\WINDOWS\system32\ctfmon.exe
O4 - Global Startup: GA311 Smart Wizard Utility.lnk = C:\Program Files\NETGEAR GA311 Adapter\GA311.exe
O6 - HKCU\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Control Panel present
O8 - Extra context menu item: Crawler Search - tbr:iemenu
O9 - Extra button: (no name) - {08B0E5C0-4FCB-11CF-AAA5-00401C608501} - C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_02\bin\ssv.dll
O9 - Extra 'Tools' menuit... Read more
Hi, Welcome to TSG!!
Download: ResetProtocolDefaults.reg
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/ResetProtocolDefaults.reg
Locate "ResetProtocolDefaults.reg"
Right-click and select: Merge (Ok the prompt)
Post your log again and this time post the entire log please.
I need to know if the Windows 7 Regional settings has any affect on Office 2010 language settings. If so, how?
Heather
Welcome to Windows Seven Forums, Heather.
Have a look here: Change the default language for Office programs - Outlook - Office.com
And here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...010354783.aspx
I am running Vista Home Basic. I first noticed this afternoon that my "Documents" folder was empty. I searched all locations and all I found was a shortcut to one of the missing files. It gave me the following error:
The item that this shortcut refers to has been changed or moved, so this shortcut will no longer work properly. Do you want to remove the shortcut?
I did a system restore to the recommended restore point. On reboot some folders and files had appeared in "Documents" but many were still missing. I tried another system restore to an earlier date but upon reboot had a message stating the restore was not successfull and no files or settings had been changed.
I had a look for my "Documents and Settings" folder but couldn't find it.
I chose options to show hidden files and prtected system files. I turned of the sharing wizard option also.
I searched again for "Documents and Settings" and it appeared in the search window, on clicking I got the error:
Documents and Settings refers to a location that is unavailable. It could be on a hard drive on this computer or on a network. Check that the disk is properly inserted and that you are connected to the internet or your network and then try again. If it still cannot be located, the information might have been moved to a different location.
I went my computer> C: to locate the folder but all I could find was a shortcut to the folder, although it wasn't showing up as a... Read more
I am having problems with both of these programmes. MS Office 2000 Pro installs the 1st CD without any problem, but when I try to install the 2nd CD (containing MS Publisher)it gets to 'Installing MS office 2000' 'Please wait while Windows conigures MS Office 2000' At this stage the installation stops and it is necessary to restart the computer. With MS Publisher 2000, I have installed MS Publisher 98, MS Publisher 2000 sticks at the same place as Office 2000.My operating system is Windows 98se. I have no problems with an older computer, but my newer one has the above problem.Can anyone suggest a fix?
Is the troublesome computer a new, incredibly fast, state of the art pride and joy?Reason I ask is that Win98, good as it certainly is, could fail with memory allocation/configuration and sheer CPU speed.For instance RAM in W98SE is 512Mb top whack
3 more repliesNew OS to me, will Office 2000 run on XP Pro?
Advanced thanks!
I have XP pro... and have not had a problem with Office 2000, apart from a glitch with Frontpage... and I am sure this is just a problem with my comp... and nothing to do with XP.
2 more repliesTRYING TO INSTALL OFFICE 2K PRO ON A WINDOWS 2K PRO MACHING AND I GET AN ERROR DURING THE INSTALL THAT SAYS INSERT THE DISK WITH THE SERVICE PAK FILES. IT WON'T LET ME CONTINUE AFTER THAT. IS THERE SOME FILES I CAN DOWNLOAD? THANKS
Whoa, how 'bout that caps lock?
Do you have your Service Packs on Windows 2K installed (2 will cover 1 and 2)?
If not, what's your network setup? Are you sure you have administrative rights on the machine? Hard to say without more info...
I Need Help!
I was wondering if it is a issue to delete files in "Documents and Settings\Username\Local Settings\Temp". I am really looking if it is safe to delete the "Documents and Settings\Kenny Hartwick\Local Settings\Temp" files.
Thanks!
I don't know who Kenny Hartwick is, but deleting temp files is NOT a problem. Just get his permission, willya.
:)
edit: if you click Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Disk Cleanup you'll run a nice little routine that lets you select those, among other, files to remove as well as a file compactor for rarely used files.
Hi
I have portege 2000 it's nice and pretty notebook
I have a problem: I need serial number or parts number of hard drive caddy and hdd adaptor
anybody can help me?
Hey buddy,
unfortunately I have no partnumbers for you, but I think it would be the easiest way for you to contact a local authorized service center and ask them. They can give you all information you need and they can also sell you the parts you need to work with your portege.
Here?s a link to find the nearest ASP in your country:
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/generic_content.jsp?service=EU&ID=ASP_SUPPORT
Good luck
Greets
Hello,
When I try to open a 2007 Word or Excel document I recieve as an attachment in Outlook 2003, I get the following message:
"This action is only valid for products that are currently installed". Office 2007 compatibility pack was installed and it still did not work.
I then uninstalled Office 2003, uninstalled the Office 2007 compatibility pack and then I ran CCleaner to clean up the registry. I updated my OS (currently has Windows XP SP3) with all updates, reinstalled Office 2003, installed Office 2003 SP 3 and then reinstalled the Office 2007 compatibility pack.
I still get the same message when I try to open an Office 2007 attachment in Outlook 2003.
OS is Windows XP SP3 fully updated
Office 2003 SP 3 fully updated
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any hel on this issue.
Feral Geek
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Windows XP & IE 8 .
Whenever I add an attachment to my emails, and even here on your website when I uploaded the attached pics, the 'Choose to Upload' pop-up window containing (in this case) my pics ALWAYS (but never used to) opens in the Details mode instead of Thumbnails where I can actually view the pics to be attached prior to attaching them.
I would like the default setting for this occurrence to obviously be in the Thumbnails mode.
In a related issue I would also like to be able to load more than one pic at a time when attaching pics to emails, etc...
Is there such a setting?
Thanks for the assistance.
The default is list, not details and no you can't change it that I know of and I'm pretty sure if not absolutely. I wish there was. One of those silly Windows things.
As to your second question, some websites employ technology that allows multiple uploads. The flash uploader here for instance. It's not something in XP that one can change.
I have been a user of Office 2000 since it's inception and always downloaded and applied all service packs, etc. to keep it up-to-date.
Recently a friend had me try Office 2003 to see if I liked it better. I did some data backups, uninstalled 2000 and installed 2003. After several weeks of trial and error I have decided to go back to the simplicity of Office 2000. I mainly use Word, Excel, Outlook, and Power Point.
I want to completely uninstall 2003 and remove all traces of it then install 2000.
Is this possible to go back to a previous version without any problems?
I know where all of my Word and Excel files are stored and will back them up to be reintroduced to 2000. What about my Outlook files, namely the personal folders containing my address book and existing emails, sent items and deleted items? Is a newer .pst file created using Outlook 2003 recognizable by the older Outlook 2000?Any suggestions?
OL 2003 PST files cannot be read in 2K. If the PST file was created in 2K, then you should be OK.
Today, I install Office 2003 on a machine which has Office 2000 on it. According to advices gave on this forum and microsoft web site. This can be done, but I find they are not happy to live together.All other applications are OK but not Word. When I used 2003 and want to back to use 2000, 2000 ask the set up disk to set it up, it find something on disk and work OK. After use 2000 and I want to go to use 2003, again 2003 also ask for disk for setup. Basically, everytime switch from one to another, it ask for set up. This only happens for Word. Any advices would be appreciated.
Microsoft state that this will happen ,quote - If you have multiple versions of Word installed on your computer, when you start Office Word 2003, the Windows Installer may run and display a message that states that it is preparing to install before actually starting Word.unquote.Taken from click here .
4 more repliesA bit of background for my issue/question:
In order to sync my Windows Mobile phone to my computer I have to have Microsoft Outlook installed. However, my version is Office 2000. I cannot use Virtual XP on this particular computer (it's just a netbook) to use Office 2000 that way, but I did try that on my other computer, which runs Virtual XP beautifully. Unfortunately, it would not allow the syncing of the phone via the Virtual Machine. The more research I do on this issue, it seems Office 2000 is not really compatible with Win7, thus why I tried the Virtual XP thing in the first place.
So, my actual question is:
Does anyone have experience with Office 2003 and Win7? Are there issues running that? I'm sure Office 2007 is recommended, but I'm just looking for any insight anyone might have to offer from your own personal experience with running Office 2003 and Windows 7.
Just some additional information I thought I would put out there and if any one has any insight/solutions into these, that is welcome as well!
Windows 7 does install and run Office 2000, there are just some annoying quirks:
1. I had to copy over wab32.dll and wab32res.dll from C:\Program Files\Common Files\System into C:\Windows\System32 to get the address book to work in order to send messages or really do anything useful in Outlook.
2. I cannot select Microsoft Outlook as the default mail program. It doesn't even come up in the default programs list. That is why I cannot sync my phone up, because it... Read more
Look here:
- Google Search
I know Office XP is mostly compatible with Win 7, but I think the Outlook component is not.
I want to upgrade to '07 form '00. I want to know if I can use the academic pro full version or do I need an upgrade. Also, do I have to remove 2000 first and will I be able to open and edit my 8 yrs. of files created in 2000?
Also, what is the difference between Academic and Standard? Is there any difference in the way they operate, load, etc?
Thanks in advance.
Hi all,
I recently bought a nice new HP computer. Since I have MS Office 2000 and I hate to upgrade because my other computer has this on it (and I know how to use it all!), I installed MS Office 2000 on the new computer.
Problem I am having is that an error message comes up that says:
Unknown error Ox9EE4011D An error occured while attempting to open the windows address book. Unable to find the WAB DLL.
I am pretty sure this is because MS Outlook 2000 is not supported by Win 7.
I have tried a few things with no luck.
I navigated to [C:\Program Files\Common Files\System]
I found the files wab32.dll and wab32res.dll, copied these
and pasted them to [C:\Windows\System32]
Right now when I look in this file [C:\Windows\System32], I see:
wab32.dll
wab32res.dll
wab32res.dll.mui
WABSyncProvider.dll
When I open up Outlook, it wants me to set it up and enable macros each time I open it.
When I do this I get the error message above, then it will download all messages as it would normally.
Problem is, just can send out any email.
I can't unload and reload Outlook without having to unload the entire MS Office 2000 because there is no seperate program in the remove program que.
Somewhere it said to go to the run window and register the dll's by using the following command at the run prompt.
[regsvr32 wab32.dll]
Tried this, but it would not let me do it (or I didn't do it right.
I have seen many things related to this, but not... Read more
You will need to get Office 2003 or later for Windows 7.
3 more repliesI have a few year's worth of e-mails with order confirmations, travel data, business communications, and archives going back an equally long period of time. If I buy Office 2007 Professional, how do I preserve all I currently have. Is there a export and restore function which exactly replaces the e-mails (current & archived), contacts, etc. Do I need to purchase the full version, or is it just as good to get the "upgrade" version? If I am accustomed to 2000, is it a good idea to even consider upgrading?
Thanks in advance for guidance.
If you are going to upgrade or perform a full install of a new version of Outlook its advisable to get those emails, contacts etc backed up. This link shows you how to perform a backup of Outlook 2000 and what files to look out for. If you are happy with your current version of Outlook is there a real need to upgrade? One consideration I would make would be if Microsoft still provide updates for your version of Outlook, these updates are really important to fix security flaws.Hope that helps.
1 more repliesI need ot run office 2000 and Office 2007 on the same computer. Is it possible? How, if so.
Dan
Word has stopped working in my borrowed copy of Office 2007 on my laptop. I don't have the installation disk. But I do have my Office 2000 disk which I use on my desktop computer. Would it cause any problems if I removed Office 2007 from the laptop and installed Office 2000? I know that would be moving backward, but Office 2000 really is good enough for me. Thanks for any help.
Make sure you uninstall Office 2007 completely before installing 2000.
You may need the Office 2007 Compatibility Pack to access any documents that you have created with Office 2007.
I just ran the MS office update on a PC with Office 2003 installed. It's telling me I need to install Office 2000 SP3 and Office XP Project 2002 SP1! Why is it telling me I need these when I don't have either program installed!
Okay so maybe you can install Office 2000 and Office 97 using different directories. I do beleive this. BUT what I did was install Office 2000 .. removing Office 97 before I realized that I would need at least ACCESS 97 for a existing shared database. So I tried to install ACCESS 97 (using a different Drives 97 on C and 2000 on D) but after install and trying to run .. I get a message saying it could not start because it did not have the license for it on the machine.
I have gone so far as to completely uninstall both versions and reinstall Office 97 only but get same message. I also used Fix-It Utilities 99 to clean up the registry. But I am still coming up with this problem .. no licenses found for Access 97.
Any help here guys??
Go here:
Technet
Leave the product as "All MS products" and enter this in the question:
Q141373
You should get two responses, select the first.
[This message has been edited by Dreamboat (edited 04-21-2000).]
Last spring, I had to fresh install XP Pro on my laptop and thought that it would be a good idea to buy Office 2003 Professional to replace my old Office 2000. I love it and find that I am very frustrated with the 2000 Pro on my office computer. So, I just bought another 2003 Pro and I have no idea how to proceed to upgrade. Do I uninstall all of the current Office programs? Do I simply stick the disk in the CD drive and let Windows figure it out? Do I build a fire in the parking lot and do a dance? I was successful with a new installation when I did the fresh install. But I do not want to lose all of my Outlook e-mails attachments, and contacts. I have benefited a great deal from the help here in the past. I hope that someone can guide me in the simplest possible way. I am a relative novice/greenhorn.
Each MS Office edition...is a distinct entity, there really is no such thing as an "upgrade" from one version to another.
You could conceivably install each and they would both work, because they are independent of each other.
I suggest uninstalling the version you don't like...install the version that you do like . That's what I do.
You will need the CD for each to uninstall or install.
Louis
A friend of my wife's has 'consulted' me about something I know nothing about (now that's unusual since I keep telling people I know everything!).
Her computer is nearly as old as mine and is a Dell with 98SE, PentiumIII, 128MB RAM and 12GB HDD (nearly 10GB free space). It is mostly used for word processing and emailing but not for serious surfing.
It currently has Office 97 which includes Word (or is it the other way round?) Her employer has offered to upgrade her in stages to Office 2000 and then 2003, so that she can do more work from home.
What she wants to know is whether the newer programs can be installed without first uninstalling 97 and risking the loss of the documents she has created with 97 (and with the MS Graphics program),which are currently stored in My Documents. I thought it would be OK but don't actually know, hence this post.
She has plenty of HD space but I wonder if the other system requirements of the newer programs would make the upgrade difficult or even impossible.
