Skip files on install

[DR]

I have never installed Access from my Office 2000 installation disk, but
need it now. The install routine is having trouble with some files under
....\office\bitmaps\styles. They do exist on the install disk, but
presumably are bad. I have taken the install selections down to the bare
bones in order to try not to involve these files, but it hasn't worked. Is
there any way to skip these files and complete the install? Thanks.

 

[Hareth]

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[Hareth]

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[Hareth]

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[Hareth]

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[Hareth]

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[Hareth]

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[Hareth]

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[Hareth]

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[Hareth]

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[DR]

Thanks. In my post I said that's what I did.

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[DR]

Thanks. In my post I said that's what I did.

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[DR]

Thanks. In my post I said that's what I did.

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[DR]

Thanks. In my post I said that's what I did.

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[DR]

Thanks. In my post I said that's what I did.

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[DR]

Thanks. In my post I said that's what I did.

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[DR]

Thanks. In my post I said that's what I did.

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[DR]

Thanks. In my post I said that's what I did.

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[DR]

Thanks. In my post I said that's what I did.

no...but I suggest u do a custom install and try not to install the extra
stuff in access

 

[A.T.]

If you have the space on the hard drive, copy the CD ove to it then try
installing from that location. If you hae a bad CD it will not be able to
copy over or you may have a bad CD-Rom.