Wade said:
All I get is operation failed. I'm running XP.
The MS FAQ site under the Office 2003 SP refers to the registery key and
the
path for the orginal install source. That might be the problem. I
probably
should have installed Enterprise over the trial version.
This am I tried to open an online fincial Calculator and Java failed to
load
multiple times and displayed a "path" error. But, I just tried it again
to
get the correct wording of the error and it loaded, no problem.
I guess I'll try to load the SP again.
Of course I started playing before I made a recovery CD, so I just ordered
one from the Laptop manufacturer.
This was much easier with MSDOS and Windows 3X.
No you should not have installed Enterprise or any other paid version of
Office over a trial version. That almost always has issues.
Since Enterprise is a specific version of Office that is widely pirated
(sold outside of a business/home use relationship) Microsoft and most of the
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the IT department of your company or from Microsoft directly. As this
program is only sold through a form of volume licensing you need to go that
route for further help.
See
https://licensing.microsoft.com/eLicense/L1033/Overview.asp (all the way
to the bottom and part is shown here)
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