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Default Unable to load Word Perfect Converter

I have MS Office 2003 Prof running under XP SP3, and am unable to load the WP
converter.
The .cab files being called for clearly show on the installation CD, but the
installation utility doesn't see them. Even when i copy the files to the
Desktop and try to install them from there, it doesn't work.
Can someone help me?
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Default Unable to load Word Perfect Converter

Problem solved.
I used the Office CD Add/Update utility to add the WP conversion feature to
Word.
It worked using that route.

"Joe Sp" wrote:

I have MS Office 2003 Prof running under XP SP3, and am unable to load the WP
converter.
The .cab files being called for clearly show on the installation CD, but the
installation utility doesn't see them. Even when i copy the files to the
Desktop and try to install them from there, it doesn't work.
Can someone help me?

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