Binder

[Bonnie Keithley]

We have Microsoft Windows XP Pro and Microsoft Office 2000.

Can someone tell me where I can find the "binder" function? When I click
start--programs, it is not listed anywhere. Do I have to do a separate
install off my Office 2000 disk?

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

It is an optional installation item. You need to use Setup to add it.

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Bonnie Keithley
asked:

| We have Microsoft Windows XP Pro and Microsoft Office 2000.
|
| Can someone tell me where I can find the "binder" function? When I
| click start--programs, it is not listed anywhere. Do I have to do a
| separate install off my Office 2000 disk?

 

[Bonnie Keithley]

Are you talking about "setup" from the original disks?

 

[Bonnie Keithley]

I have added Binder from the original Office disk. When I click Section>Add
from File and add a Word document as a section, I get the message that
"Office Binder cannot activate this section in the binder." When I add an
Excel file or a PowerPoint file, everything is fine.

Also, I cannot add a Publisher file to the binder because "this document
type is not compatible." Any workaround for Publisher files to be added to
a binder?