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Jamie M
Hi,
I am running Office XP on Win XP Pro. When I tried to update Office with
SP3, I was told I was missing the PRO.MSI file. I inserted my Office CD,
but it doesn't have a PRO.MSI file. I expect this is because I work for
a university and have a specially-licensed copy of Office; my CD says
"UNLICENSED SOFTWARE--Illegal without separate license from Microsoft."
(However, my university DOES have a license, and the copy is perfectly
legal.) My CD does have a PRORET.MSI file, which is perhaps the
replacement for PRO.MSI in the version I have?
Per the advice of the Office Update website, I downloaded the full
Office Update file, OfficeXpSp3-kb832671-fullfile-enu.exe. I tried
running this, but it still demanded PRO.MSI.
Could the problem be some leftover files from the first attempt I made
to install the update in the faster way? Or does Microsoft believe that
my copy of Office is illegal? I thought of just renaming PRORET.MSI as
PRO.MSI, but I figured that would be dangerous waters.
Thanks for any help,
Jamie
I am running Office XP on Win XP Pro. When I tried to update Office with
SP3, I was told I was missing the PRO.MSI file. I inserted my Office CD,
but it doesn't have a PRO.MSI file. I expect this is because I work for
a university and have a specially-licensed copy of Office; my CD says
"UNLICENSED SOFTWARE--Illegal without separate license from Microsoft."
(However, my university DOES have a license, and the copy is perfectly
legal.) My CD does have a PRORET.MSI file, which is perhaps the
replacement for PRO.MSI in the version I have?
Per the advice of the Office Update website, I downloaded the full
Office Update file, OfficeXpSp3-kb832671-fullfile-enu.exe. I tried
running this, but it still demanded PRO.MSI.
Could the problem be some leftover files from the first attempt I made
to install the update in the faster way? Or does Microsoft believe that
my copy of Office is illegal? I thought of just renaming PRORET.MSI as
PRO.MSI, but I figured that would be dangerous waters.
Thanks for any help,
Jamie