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I don't like the office assistant, I therefore didn't install install it.
Word keeps asking if I want to install it, I guess when it would come up if I had installed it. Is there a way I can get Word to stop asking? Thanks |
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My suggestion would be to install at least one Office Assistant, and
then turn it off as described in http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=290151 "How to modify or remove Office Assistant Help in Office XP". Owl wrote: I don't like the office assistant, I therefore didn't install install it. Word keeps asking if I want to install it, I guess when it would come up if I had installed it. Is there a way I can get Word to stop asking? Thanks |
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G'day Owl ,
Did you instal it as "Run from CD" or "Do Not Install" - the former will cause the effect you describe. Steve Hudson - Word Heretic steve from wordheretic.com (Email replies require payment) Without prejudice Owl reckoned: I don't like the office assistant, I therefore didn't install install it. Word keeps asking if I want to install it, I guess when it would come up if I had installed it. Is there a way I can get Word to stop asking? Thanks |
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