It looks like this turns the Internet resources off. I just want it to be
second rather than first preference.


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"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote in
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...608831033.aspx :

To set your preferences for using Microsoft Office Online content, do the
following:

1. On the Help menu, click Microsoft Program Name Help to display the
Program Name Help task pane.
2. Under "See also" in the task pane, click Online Content Settings.
3. In the Service Options dialog box, do one or more of the following:
* To show offline Help topics first when searching, clear the
"Search online content when connected" check box.
* To show offline Help topics only and to turn off all links to
Microsoft Office Online, clear the "Show content and links from Microsoft
Office Online" check box.

Note These settings apply to all of your Office programs, however they
will not take effect in any open Office program until you restart the
program.


Charles Kenyon wrote:

In Word 2003 I am often off line. Is it possible to have Help default to
local files instead of online?