Office Professional 2003 (Re)installation Problems

Lar · Jan 2, 2006

Due to some hard drive problems and migration to a new hard drive, I need to
reinstall Office 2003 Pro. When Setup runs I get a box with the message:

"Feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable.
Click OK again or enter an alternate path to the folder containing the
installation package '51375.mainsplop.msp' Use source default path is
C:\program files\office update11\cabs\511735\

After I canceling a message installation source for this product is not
available. verify that source exists and our can access it.
OfficeUpdate11\cabs exists, but is empty.

Help or suggestions?

Lar · Jan 2, 2006

Discovered a little more. I can start Wor by opening Winword.exe, but not
from a menu or shortcut. Windows Installer starts and gives an error message
telling to run setup and repair. Word then opens. If I try to run Detect
and Repair from the Help Menu, I get the initial message cited in my original
post.

-- Lar

Lar · Jan 2, 2006

Discovered a little more. I can start Wor by opening Winword.exe, but not
from a menu or shortcut. Windows Installer starts and gives an error message
telling to run setup and repair. Word then opens. If I try to run Detect
and Repair from the Help Menu, I get the initial message cited in my original
post.

-- Lar

Lar · Jan 2, 2006

Discovered a little more. I can start Wor by opening Winword.exe, but not
from a menu or shortcut. Windows Installer starts and gives an error message
telling to run setup and repair. Word then opens. If I try to run Detect
and Repair from the Help Menu, I get the initial message cited in my original
post.

-- Lar

Lar · Jan 2, 2006

Discovered a little more. I can start Wor by opening Winword.exe, but not
from a menu or shortcut. Windows Installer starts and gives an error message
telling to run setup and repair. Word then opens. If I try to run Detect
and Repair from the Help Menu, I get the initial message cited in my original
post.

-- Lar

Lar · Jan 2, 2006

Discovered a little more. I can start Wor by opening Winword.exe, but not
from a menu or shortcut. Windows Installer starts and gives an error message
telling to run setup and repair. Word then opens. If I try to run Detect
and Repair from the Help Menu, I get the initial message cited in my original
post.

-- Lar

Lar · Jan 2, 2006

Discovered a little more. I can start Wor by opening Winword.exe, but not
from a menu or shortcut. Windows Installer starts and gives an error message
telling to run setup and repair. Word then opens. If I try to run Detect
and Repair from the Help Menu, I get the initial message cited in my original
post.

-- Lar

Lar · Jan 2, 2006

Discovered a little more. I can start Wor by opening Winword.exe, but not
from a menu or shortcut. Windows Installer starts and gives an error message
telling to run setup and repair. Word then opens. If I try to run Detect
and Repair from the Help Menu, I get the initial message cited in my original
post.

-- Lar

Lar · Jan 2, 2006

Discovered a little more. I can start Wor by opening Winword.exe, but not
from a menu or shortcut. Windows Installer starts and gives an error message
telling to run setup and repair. Word then opens. If I try to run Detect
and Repair from the Help Menu, I get the initial message cited in my original
post.

-- Lar

Lar · Jan 2, 2006

Discovered a little more. I can start Wor by opening Winword.exe, but not
from a menu or shortcut. Windows Installer starts and gives an error message
telling to run setup and repair. Word then opens. If I try to run Detect
and Repair from the Help Menu, I get the initial message cited in my original
post.

-- Lar

Lar · Jan 2, 2006