"The installation source for this product is not available........

[stevenjf]

Verify that the source exists and that you can access it . "

Hi there
I am working with Office 2003 and XP with a pentium and masses of ram and
hard drive space .
I have been trying to run the "detect and repair" utility on Outlook and
also trying to update my Office 2003 program so that it runs MS Publisher
that i am trying to add from the Office master disk and all i am getting is
this warning message which doesnt make much sense as i have been running this
Office prog for years .
Any ideas guys ?
thanks

 

[DL]

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;290301
Read carefully before proceeding

 

[stevenjf]

DL thanks for your advice but before running this will i have to reinstall
Office afterwards ?
I have the student and teacher version 2003 , will it work for this too ?
thanks
Steve

 

[DL]

It works for any app that uses the windows installer, 'broadly speaking' it
fools your sys into believing the app hasnt been installed, you can then
reinstall / repair

 

[stevenjf]

So i wont have to reinstall and it works with student and teacher edition
office 2003 ?

 

[DL]

It works with *any app* that uses the windows installer, which as far as I'm
aware means all MS apps

Why are you concerned about reinstalling / repairing? niether has any impact
on data files, allthough a backup of data is allways reccommended

 

[stevenjf]

thanks DL all done now

It works with *any app* that uses the windows installer, which as far as I'm
aware means all MS apps

Why are you concerned about reinstalling / repairing? niether has any impact
on data files, allthough a backup of data is allways reccommended

 

[Vicky Shaw]

Tried this get a message that the file is corrupt and to use the original disk. Which of course doesn't work since that just errors out too.

Verify that the source exists and that you can access it . "

Hi there
I am working with Office 2003 and XP with a pentium and masses of ram and
hard drive space .
I have been trying to run the "detect and repair" utility on Outlook and
also trying to update my Office 2003 program so that it runs MS Publisher
that i am trying to add from the Office master disk and all i am getting is
this warning message which doesnt make much sense as i have been running this
Office prog for years .
Any ideas guys ?
thanks

//support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;290301[/url]
Read carefully before proceeding

 

[Dick Burns]

Why on earth are you responding to a post from 2007? Oh, yeah. HoopleHeaded
Eggheader.

Tried this get a message that the file is corrupt and to use the original
disk. Which of course doesn't work since that just errors out too.

Verify that the source exists and that you can access it . "

Hi there
I am working with Office 2003 and XP with a pentium and masses of ram and
hard drive space .
I have been trying to run the "detect and repair" utility on Outlook and
also trying to update my Office 2003 program so that it runs MS Publisher
that i am trying to add from the Office master disk and all i am getting
is
this warning message which doesnt make much sense as i have been running
this
Office prog for years .
Any ideas guys ?
thanks

//support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;290301[/url]
Read carefully before proceeding

On Tuesday, October 23, 2007 5:22 PM stevenj wrote:
DL thanks for your advice but before running this will i have to
reinstall
Office afterwards ?
I have the student and teacher version 2003 , will it work for this too
?
thanks
Steve
"DL" wrote:

On Tuesday, October 23, 2007 5:28 PM DL wrote:
It works for any app that uses the windows installer, 'broadly
speaking' it
fools your sys into believing the app hasnt been installed, you can
then
reinstall / repair

On Tuesday, October 23, 2007 5:41 PM stevenj wrote:
So i wont have to reinstall and it works with student and teacher
edition
office 2003 ?

"DL" wrote:

On Tuesday, October 23, 2007 6:02 PM DL wrote:
It works with *any app* that uses the windows installer, which as
far as I'm
aware means all MS apps

Why are you concerned about reinstalling / repairing? niether has
any impact
on data files, allthough a backup of data is allways reccommended

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On Wednesday, October 24, 2007 2:53 AM stevenj wrote:
thanks DL all done now

"DL" wrote:

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