Publisher says there has been a significant change to my system

[KD222]

I recently moved from one state to another. When I accessed MS Word for the
1st time after that, it gave me a message that it had detected significant
changes to my system. I was able to insert my Office CD & it fixed the
problem. Now I'm getting the same message when I try to access my resume on
MS Publisher. The trouble I have is that somehow Publisher isn't on my Office
CD. Is there a way to get Publisher, it says it's Publisher 2002, to work
correctly? I need to make some changes to my resume so that I can apply for
some jobs. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

 

[Mary Sauer]

Publisher 2002 was on disk two if you had Small Business XP or any other Office XP
application. Look on your hard drive in Program files, Microsoft Office10, MSPUB.exe.
If it is in this folder, double-click the icon and Publisher should open. You can
drag the icon to the desktop and create a shortcut. Do a detect and repair in Word,
help menu. Your icons will be repaired.

 

[KD222]

Thanks....this didn't fix my problem. I double clicked on the MSPUB.exe & it
just opens Publisher, well it tries to anyway. It comes up that it has
encountered an error & gives me the option to send or not send error report.
It appears that I don't have the disk that I need. I have 2 different Office
XP cd's as I am running Win XP but only 1 cd of each. If you have any other
suggestions, I'd appreciate it.

 

[Mary Sauer]

Do you have Office XP premium?
Do you have Publisher on a disk? If you do, insert the disk, the dialog will give you
the option to repair the program.
Was Publisher pre-installed when you bought your computer? Maybe it was a trial
issue.
HOW TO: Determine Whether a Trial Version of Office Is Installed
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;295369