Publisher 98/PictureIt! Publishing 2001 Gold

[Jannch]

I have had both Publisher 98 and PictureIt! Publishing 2001 Gold installed on my computer, which is operating Windows XP. I started having problems with PictureIt! and so I uninstalled it. However part of it is lurking somewhere as it still shows up when I pull up the remove programs list. Even more of a problem, though, is that every time I try and use the Clip Gallery in Publisher, my computer begins the installation process for PictureIt! and gets caught in a vicious cycle. I've downloaded the utility file which is supposed to remove all lingering elements, including registry entries and ran that and also the Windows clean up utility. When I ran those under a different operating system, they worked wonderfully. When I run the appropriate ones under XP, however, it ends up messing up all of my microsoft programs (Money and Publisher). Can anyone help me with this tangled mess?

 

[Mary Sauer]

This article is for Outlook but it addresses your problem, it does have an utility to
remove Picture It!
PIP 2001: Clicking Send or Running Spell Check in Outlook Express Runs Windows
Installer for Picture It!
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;294731&Product=pic

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Mary Sauer MS MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/clipart/
http://www.mvps.org/msauer/getting_started.htm
news://msnews.microsoft.com

I have had both Publisher 98 and PictureIt! Publishing 2001 Gold installed on my

computer, which is operating Windows XP. I started having problems with PictureIt!
and so I uninstalled it. However part of it is lurking somewhere as it still shows up
when I pull up the remove programs list. Even more of a problem, though, is that
every time I try and use the Clip Gallery in Publisher, my computer begins the
installation process for PictureIt! and gets caught in a vicious cycle. I've
downloaded the utility file which is supposed to remove all lingering elements,
including registry entries and ran that and also the Windows clean up utility. When I
ran those under a different operating system, they worked wonderfully. When I run the
appropriate ones under XP, however, it ends up messing up all of my microsoft
programs (Money and Publisher). Can anyone help me with this tangled mess?