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1) I had to re-install Microsoft Office XP on my PC. When I look in the
Add/Remove programs box, it says that I have "Microsoft Office XP Professional" and "Microsoft Office XP Professional with Frontpage" both installed? Is it possible that I have Office installed twice, taking up unnecessary disk space? If this is possible, how do I fix this? 2) When I try to repair this, it asks for a file "proplus.msi" from the office disk. I put the disk in, and it can't find the file on the disk?? Cory Cory Lechner |
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Cory Lechner wrote:
> > 1) I had to re-install Microsoft Office XP on my PC. When I look in the > Add/Remove programs box, it says that I have "Microsoft Office XP > Professional" and "Microsoft Office XP Professional with Frontpage" both > installed? Is it possible that I have Office installed twice, taking up > unnecessary disk space? If this is possible, how do I fix this? Possible. Uninstall the one you dont want. -- http://www.bootdisk.com/ |
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It means you re-installed with a version of MS OfficeXP suite that is
different from the suite that was originally installed. One of the two versions evidently included Frontpage in the bundle, and the other does not. While you aren't likely using up double the space (assuming you took the default install locations), you do often end up with conflicting install info which can cause trouble sometimes where you want to add a feature that wasn't installed, or repair an install, and then you get the error you described. It's looking for the msi file from the other installation, which was probably overwritten by the new one. You should uninstall BOTH versions listed in the add/remove programs list, then reinstall with your preferred CD. "Cory Lechner" <> wrote in message news:... > 1) I had to re-install Microsoft Office XP on my PC. When I look in the > Add/Remove programs box, it says that I have "Microsoft Office XP > Professional" and "Microsoft Office XP Professional with Frontpage" both > installed? Is it possible that I have Office installed twice, taking up > unnecessary disk space? If this is possible, how do I fix this? > > 2) When I try to repair this, it asks for a file "proplus.msi" from the > office disk. I put the disk in, and it can't find the file on the disk?? > > Cory > > |
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