Don,

Thanks, that finally worked.

"dgmacmi<>" wrote:

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> "Suffering from switching to Vista"
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> > "<dgmacmi>" wrote:
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> >>
> >> "Suffering from switching to Vista" <Suffering from switching to
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> >> > My Office 2007 disk shows a file under Tools for Microsoft Office
> >> > Document
> >> > Imaging. However when I go to the file it says it isn't available. I
> >> > thought I saw on another web site that is available. What's the
> >> > correct
> >> > answer. Thanks
> >>
> >> Yes. Office Document Imaging is one of several Office toolss that Office
> >> 2007 does install by default. In Control Panel go to Uninstall Programs
> >> {Vista} or Add/Remove Progams {Windows XP}and select your version of
> >> Office
> >> 2007. Click on Change and select Add/Remove Features. In the Tools folder
> >> change the tools you want to install to Run on Your Computer.
> >>
> >> Don
> >>
> >> I've tried that but nothing gets uploaded to my computer. Thanks
>
> When you go to Setup, Add/Remove features, Tools folder, what status is
> displayed for Document Imaging? Next to each tool {on left} with a icon and
> a down arrow. The down arrow allows you to choose Run on My computer {a
> compter like icon}, Run a first use {a computer like icon with a 1} and not
> available {a computer like icon with a red X}.
>
> If the status is run a first use or not available, change to Run on My
> Compuer.
>
> If the status is Run on My Computer, then it should be installed. Close
> setup. Open any Office 2007 application and run Office Diagnostics. In
> Outlook and OneNote look on Help menu. In other applications, click on
> Office Orb and then Options. Look under Resources.
>
> Don
>
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