Short story: still not working.
Long story:
Here's what I did. Using the Remove Office app in the Value Pack, I
uninstalled Microsoft Office 2001 and Office v. x. Then I reinstalled
Office 2001 and the Office v. x Upgrade. So far, so good.
I started Word in Office 2001. Yay! Clipart! It works.
I started Word in Office v. x. Boo! No Clipart.
I found the Clip Gallery User Database. It was in the Office
2001:Clipart file. I deleted it. Still no Clipart in Word v. x.
I found the Clip Gallery Preferences and deleted it. Still no Clipart
in Word v. x.
I also deleted the Carbon User Preferences Database as per another
newsgroup's instructions. Still no Clipart in Word v. x.
Hmm. I'm coming to this a bit late. I'd guess that you and/or your Word
v.X might be a little confused about where those files should be.
Here, the files are:
/Applications/Microsoft Office X/Clipart/Personal/Clip Gallery User
Database
Note there should be about 355 files in /Applications/Microsoft Office
X/Clipart/ and the directories below it
Preferences should be in ....
~/Library/Preferences/com.microsoft.Word.plist where ~ is short for
/Users/voxgrrrl or whatever your username is.
But then Word v.X made a colossal bodge of where preferences and other
support stuff should have been.
It is possible that Word's v.X installer is too clever by half, and
noticing that you have 2001 as well as v.X has somehow managed to look
in the Classic environment for your clip art. In which case none of the
above is at all helpful.
Post back with a note to say whether you have another copy of the
clipart stuff in the same place as me.
As far as I can see, you are in a mess. To get Word's uninstaller to
work properly, you have to sacrifice a goat, and it only works on the
night of the full moon. The v.X installer sprays files all over your
system and the user directory of whoever was logged in to do the
installation. It may also fling fonts all over your disk depending on
whether it finds a particular Korean/Mongolian/Outer Slobbovian font in
your system font directory.
Oh, One last thing. In Word, after you find your clipart, go to
preferences->file locations
Is there anything in the location column to the right of clipart
pictures? If it is blank, like it is here, then clipart should be where
I said it was on mine (see above). If there is something there, and it
looks wrong, follow your nose with the modify button and navigate to
the clipart directory and hit choose.
(Having done that, I now have an entry in the locatioin field of file
location preferences, but it still works)
I have to tell you that I couldn't care less if I never saw clipart
again. It is one of the ugliest stupidest things to put in a Word
processor you could imagine. Its only purpose is to check that any
picture you do choose is different from anything in there, in case you
are branded as a Dilbert PHB of the Powerpoint generation and lose all
your street cred in one go.