Microsoft Office Document Image Writer

[Adam]

I have several users using Office XP (aka 2002) and I have written
software that employs the "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer"
Driver, is there a way for these users to install this driver without
having to upgrade to Office 2003. Needless to say upgrading simply to
get a driver would be a very costly exercise.

 

[Dian D. Chapman, MVP]

I'd suggest you post this Q to the Office dev group.

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[Michael Bednarek]

I have several users using Office XP (aka 2002) and I have written
software that employs the "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer"
Driver, is there a way for these users to install this driver without
having to upgrade to Office 2003. Needless to say upgrading simply to
get a driver would be a very costly exercise.

AFAIK there is no "Reader/Viewer" for these files (.MDI).

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Adam,

The MS Office 2003 Document Image Writer (printer)
relies on Office 2003 being installed/available)
and at present the Document Image Writer isn't provided
outside of Office 2003 or one of the Office 2003 apps/trial
copies, such as One note.

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I have several users using Office XP (aka 2002) and I have written
software that employs the "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer"
Driver, is there a way for these users to install this driver without
having to upgrade to Office 2003. Needless to say upgrading simply to
get a driver would be a very costly exercise. >>
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Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP

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