The files to be installed during the Office 2003 Setup are mostly contained
in .CAB files (ie, compressed cabinet files). This message suggests that
disk is damaged. Try copying the contents of the CD to the hard drive to
verify that the file can be copied. If it fails, then you have a damaged
disk that should be replaced.
Sloan Crayton
Microsoft
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| it is a .CAB file that talks about caching the cabinets or something.
Could
| this be because I am trying to install it with Vista? If so, is there a
| solution?
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| "deb" wrote:
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| > I am getting an error stating, "cannot find file # 456xxxx" when trying
to
| > install Excel 2003 to my new laptop. I have the original CD and all.
What
| > could this mean?
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