business contact manager

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fynney1

I'm trying to install Office 2003 with BCM on my Dell with XP Pro. Office
has installed fine, but the Business Contact Mgr install attempt results in
error messages: "command line option syntax error", then "requires .net
framework 1.1. Dectect and Install?" (Yes) then "cannot access Windows
Installer components". Install attempt series ends with a "install failed"
message. HELP ! ! !
 
A

André Cruz

Hello,

Do you already have Net Framework installed ? If not check windows update...
that is one of the updates they advise to be installed...
What is your operating system ?
 
A

André Cruz

Hello,

Do you already have Net Framework installed ? If not check windows update...
that is one of the updates they advise to be installed...
What is your operating system ?
 
A

André Cruz

Hello,

Do you already have Net Framework installed ? If not check windows update...
that is one of the updates they advise to be installed...
What is your operating system ?
 
A

André Cruz

Hello,

Do you already have Net Framework installed ? If not check windows update...
that is one of the updates they advise to be installed...
What is your operating system ?
 
A

André Cruz

Hello,

Do you already have Net Framework installed ? If not check windows update...
that is one of the updates they advise to be installed...
What is your operating system ?
 
A

André Cruz

Hello,

Do you already have Net Framework installed ? If not check windows update...
that is one of the updates they advise to be installed...
What is your operating system ?
 
A

André Cruz

Hello,

Do you already have Net Framework installed ? If not check windows update...
that is one of the updates they advise to be installed...
What is your operating system ?
 
A

André Cruz

Hello,

Do you already have Net Framework installed ? If not check windows update...
that is one of the updates they advise to be installed...
What is your operating system ?
 
A

André Cruz

Hello,

Do you already have Net Framework installed ? If not check windows update...
that is one of the updates they advise to be installed...
What is your operating system ?
 
F

fynney1

Thanks for the response!

Yes, NetFramework is installed.

OS is XP Pro, v 2002, service pack 1. (an upgrade from Me) I still have
Office 97 components on the machine . . . will that cause problems?

Mike
 
F

fynney1

Thanks for the response!

Yes, NetFramework is installed.

OS is XP Pro, v 2002, service pack 1. (an upgrade from Me) I still have
Office 97 components on the machine . . . will that cause problems?

Mike
 
F

fynney1

Thanks for the response!

Yes, NetFramework is installed.

OS is XP Pro, v 2002, service pack 1. (an upgrade from Me) I still have
Office 97 components on the machine . . . will that cause problems?

Mike
 
F

fynney1

Thanks for the response!

Yes, NetFramework is installed.

OS is XP Pro, v 2002, service pack 1. (an upgrade from Me) I still have
Office 97 components on the machine . . . will that cause problems?

Mike
 
F

fynney1

Thanks for the response!

Yes, NetFramework is installed.

OS is XP Pro, v 2002, service pack 1. (an upgrade from Me) I still have
Office 97 components on the machine . . . will that cause problems?

Mike
 
F

fynney1

Thanks for the response!

Yes, NetFramework is installed.

OS is XP Pro, v 2002, service pack 1. (an upgrade from Me) I still have
Office 97 components on the machine . . . will that cause problems?

Mike
 
F

fynney1

Thanks for the response!

Yes, NetFramework is installed.

OS is XP Pro, v 2002, service pack 1. (an upgrade from Me) I still have
Office 97 components on the machine . . . will that cause problems?

Mike
 
F

fynney1

Thanks for the response!

Yes, NetFramework is installed.

OS is XP Pro, v 2002, service pack 1. (an upgrade from Me) I still have
Office 97 components on the machine . . . will that cause problems?

Mike
 
F

fynney1

Thanks for the response!

Yes, NetFramework is installed.

OS is XP Pro, v 2002, service pack 1. (an upgrade from Me) I still have
Office 97 components on the machine . . . will that cause problems?

Mike
 

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