Aborted Office XP Setup

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Phil

I'm trying to sort out an aborted installation of Office on a Win98 machine.
The setup did not complete. However the problem is that whenever IE is opened
the first message is for the Office installation disc.

How can I get rid of this problem?

Regards,


Phil
 
J

Johnny Lingo

Phil said:
I'm trying to sort out an aborted installation of Office on a Win98
machine.
The setup did not complete. However the problem is that whenever IE is
opened
the first message is for the Office installation disc.

How can I get rid of this problem?


Did you try putting the disk in?
 
J

Johnny Lingo

Phil said:
I'm trying to sort out an aborted installation of Office on a Win98
machine.
The setup did not complete. However the problem is that whenever IE is
opened
the first message is for the Office installation disc.

How can I get rid of this problem?


Did you try putting the disk in?
 
J

Johnny Lingo

Phil said:
I'm trying to sort out an aborted installation of Office on a Win98
machine.
The setup did not complete. However the problem is that whenever IE is
opened
the first message is for the Office installation disc.

How can I get rid of this problem?


Did you try putting the disk in?
 
J

Johnny Lingo

Phil said:
I'm trying to sort out an aborted installation of Office on a Win98
machine.
The setup did not complete. However the problem is that whenever IE is
opened
the first message is for the Office installation disc.

How can I get rid of this problem?


Did you try putting the disk in?
 
J

Johnny Lingo

Phil said:
I'm trying to sort out an aborted installation of Office on a Win98
machine.
The setup did not complete. However the problem is that whenever IE is
opened
the first message is for the Office installation disc.

How can I get rid of this problem?


Did you try putting the disk in?
 
J

Johnny Lingo

Phil said:
I'm trying to sort out an aborted installation of Office on a Win98
machine.
The setup did not complete. However the problem is that whenever IE is
opened
the first message is for the Office installation disc.

How can I get rid of this problem?


Did you try putting the disk in?
 
J

Johnny Lingo

Phil said:
I'm trying to sort out an aborted installation of Office on a Win98
machine.
The setup did not complete. However the problem is that whenever IE is
opened
the first message is for the Office installation disc.

How can I get rid of this problem?


Did you try putting the disk in?
 
J

Johnny Lingo

Phil said:
I'm trying to sort out an aborted installation of Office on a Win98
machine.
The setup did not complete. However the problem is that whenever IE is
opened
the first message is for the Office installation disc.

How can I get rid of this problem?


Did you try putting the disk in?
 
J

Johnny Lingo

Phil said:
I'm trying to sort out an aborted installation of Office on a Win98
machine.
The setup did not complete. However the problem is that whenever IE is
opened
the first message is for the Office installation disc.

How can I get rid of this problem?


Did you try putting the disk in?
 
P

Phil

Hi Johhny, thank you very much for taking the trouble to respond. My
apologies to you but in trying to keep the post short I forgot a very
important point. The installation disk was for Office 2003 which of course
does not run on a Win 98 machine. Hence the reason why the install did not
complete.

Regards,



Phil
 
P

Phil

Hi Johhny, thank you very much for taking the trouble to respond. My
apologies to you but in trying to keep the post short I forgot a very
important point. The installation disk was for Office 2003 which of course
does not run on a Win 98 machine. Hence the reason why the install did not
complete.

Regards,



Phil
 
P

Phil

Hi Johhny, thank you very much for taking the trouble to respond. My
apologies to you but in trying to keep the post short I forgot a very
important point. The installation disk was for Office 2003 which of course
does not run on a Win 98 machine. Hence the reason why the install did not
complete.

Regards,



Phil
 
P

Phil

Hi Johhny, thank you very much for taking the trouble to respond. My
apologies to you but in trying to keep the post short I forgot a very
important point. The installation disk was for Office 2003 which of course
does not run on a Win 98 machine. Hence the reason why the install did not
complete.

Regards,



Phil
 
P

Phil

Hi Johhny, thank you very much for taking the trouble to respond. My
apologies to you but in trying to keep the post short I forgot a very
important point. The installation disk was for Office 2003 which of course
does not run on a Win 98 machine. Hence the reason why the install did not
complete.

Regards,



Phil
 
P

Phil

Hi Johhny, thank you very much for taking the trouble to respond. My
apologies to you but in trying to keep the post short I forgot a very
important point. The installation disk was for Office 2003 which of course
does not run on a Win 98 machine. Hence the reason why the install did not
complete.

Regards,



Phil
 
P

Phil

Hi Johhny, thank you very much for taking the trouble to respond. My
apologies to you but in trying to keep the post short I forgot a very
important point. The installation disk was for Office 2003 which of course
does not run on a Win 98 machine. Hence the reason why the install did not
complete.

Regards,



Phil
 
P

Phil

Hi Johhny, thank you very much for taking the trouble to respond. My
apologies to you but in trying to keep the post short I forgot a very
important point. The installation disk was for Office 2003 which of course
does not run on a Win 98 machine. Hence the reason why the install did not
complete.

Regards,



Phil
 
P

Phil

Hi Johhny, thank you very much for taking the trouble to respond. My
apologies to you but in trying to keep the post short I forgot a very
important point. The installation disk was for Office 2003 which of course
does not run on a Win 98 machine. Hence the reason why the install did not
complete.

Regards,



Phil
 

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