I've recently installed Office 2007 ultimate on my Vista laptop. Before
doing so I uninstalled the trial Office that came with the laptop. (I have
yet to activate).

When I open Word I get a pop up telling me the above message. The source of
the message seems to be something called BCM Office Admin.
What is BCM? What does the message refer to? How do I fix the issue?

"Jay" <nospam@**here.com> wrote in message
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> I've recently installed Office 2007 ultimate on my Vista laptop. Before
> doing so I uninstalled the trial Office that came with the laptop. (I have
> yet to activate).
>
> When I open Word I get a pop up telling me the above message. The source
> of the message seems to be something called BCM Office Admin.
> What is BCM? What does the message refer to? How do I fix the issue?

To add...
I just read a reply to a similar post to mine.
I did uninstall the trial version *before* installing.
I then installed Project Pro - no message.
Then installed Office Ultimate 2007 - message.
I did not install Outlook as part of the install.

I have been through the add/remove features of Office 2007 and can't find
anything related to BCM.

"Jay" <nospam@**here.com> wrote in message
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> "Jay" <nospam@**here.com> wrote in message
> news:uyODkWfwHHA.2304@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>> I've recently installed Office 2007 ultimate on my Vista laptop. Before
>> doing so I uninstalled the trial Office that came with the laptop. (I
>> have yet to activate).
>>
>> When I open Word I get a pop up telling me the above message. The source
>> of the message seems to be something called BCM Office Admin.
>> What is BCM? What does the message refer to? How do I fix the issue?
>
> To add...
> I just read a reply to a similar post to mine.
> I did uninstall the trial version *before* installing.
> I then installed Project Pro - no message.
> Then installed Office Ultimate 2007 - message.
> I did not install Outlook as part of the install.
>
> I have been through the add/remove features of Office 2007 and can't find
> anything related to BCM.
>
>

You do need to install Outlook 2007 for Business Contact Manager. If you did
not install either Outlook 2007 or Business Contact Manager, I do not
understand why you are receiving the message unless you enabled a feature in
one of the other applications that also uses BCM.

In the Office 2007 Professional package there is a second CD that contains
..Net updates, Business Contact Manager and a Accounting Program {US}. The
second CD has its own setup programs which is not tied into the setup
program for Office.
If you insert the second CD in your drive you are first offered the .Net
updates and then a menu for installing the BCM and/or Accounting Programs.
Both are optional. I do not know if you can by-pass the .Net updates.

Don

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> "Jay" <nospam@**here.com> wrote in message
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>>
>> "Jay" <nospam@**here.com> wrote in message
>> news:uyODkWfwHHA.2304@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>> I've recently installed Office 2007 ultimate on my Vista laptop. Before
>>> doing so I uninstalled the trial Office that came with the laptop. (I
>>> have yet to activate).
>>>
>>> When I open Word I get a pop up telling me the above message. The source
>>> of the message seems to be something called BCM Office Admin.
>>> What is BCM? What does the message refer to? How do I fix the issue?
>>
>> To add...
>> I just read a reply to a similar post to mine.
>> I did uninstall the trial version *before* installing.
>> I then installed Project Pro - no message.
>> Then installed Office Ultimate 2007 - message.
>> I did not install Outlook as part of the install.
>>
>> I have been through the add/remove features of Office 2007 and can't find
>> anything related to BCM.
>>
>>
>
> You do need to install Outlook 2007 for Business Contact Manager. If you
> did not install either Outlook 2007 or Business Contact Manager, I do not
> understand why you are receiving the message unless you enabled a feature
> in one of the other applications that also uses BCM.
>
> In the Office 2007 Professional package there is a second CD that contains
> .Net updates, Business Contact Manager and a Accounting Program {US}. The
> second CD has its own setup programs which is not tied into the setup
> program for Office.
> If you insert the second CD in your drive you are first offered the .Net
> updates and then a menu for installing the BCM and/or Accounting Programs.
> Both are optional. I do not know if you can by-pass the .Net updates.
>
> Don

Outlook does not appear anywhere in my start menu/program folders.
I have Office Ultimate 2007 it came on a single DVD (MSDN)

Jay

"Jay" <nospam@**here.com> wrote in message
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> "Don MI <>" <d7macm8********.com> wrote in message
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>> In the Office 2007 Professional package there is a second CD that
>> contains .Net updates, Business Contact Manager and a Accounting Program
>> {US}. The second CD has its own setup programs which is not tied into
>> the setup program for Office.
>> If you insert the second CD in your drive you are first offered the .Net
>> updates and then a menu for installing the BCM and/or Accounting
>> Programs. Both are optional. I do not know if you can by-pass the .Net
>> updates.
>>
>> Don
>
> Outlook does not appear anywhere in my start menu/program folders.
> I have Office Ultimate 2007 it came on a single DVD (MSDN)
>
> Jay

ok had a deeper look.
Found something called MS Small business connectivity.
Inside here was a BCM folder.
Went to control panel and uninstalled.
No change.

Went back into CP and found BCM for outlook 2007 and chose uninstall.
It asked if I wanted to uninstall BCM and SQL Express.
I selected "yes"
It's now telling me I can't uninstall BCM until I do something to Windows
Mail accounts.
This laptop is 100% standalone... no network/internet.
I will follow it's advice and report back.

"Jay" <nospam@**here.com> wrote in message
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> "Don MI <>" <d7macm8********.com> wrote in message
> news:%23TJilXjwHHA.3720@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>> In the Office 2007 Professional package there is a second CD that
>> contains .Net updates, Business Contact Manager and a Accounting Program
>> {US}. The second CD has its own setup programs which is not tied into
>> the setup program for Office.
>> If you insert the second CD in your drive you are first offered the .Net
>> updates and then a menu for installing the BCM and/or Accounting
>> Programs. Both are optional. I do not know if you can by-pass the .Net
>> updates.
>>
>> Don
>
> Outlook does not appear anywhere in my start menu/program folders.
> I have Office Ultimate 2007 it came on a single DVD (MSDN)
>
> Jay

It gets worse!
I got the message that I could not uninstall BCM until I went into user
accounts, selected mail, data files, BCM, remove.
It then says that the Mail icon will not show unless I have outlook
installed and have run it at least once!
Catch 22?

"Jay" <nospam@**here.com> wrote in message
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> "Jay" <nospam@**here.com> wrote in message
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>>
>> "Don MI <>" <d7macm8********.com> wrote in message
>> news:%23TJilXjwHHA.3720@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>>> In the Office 2007 Professional package there is a second CD that
>>> contains .Net updates, Business Contact Manager and a Accounting Program
>>> {US}. The second CD has its own setup programs which is not tied into
>>> the setup program for Office.
>>> If you insert the second CD in your drive you are first offered the .Net
>>> updates and then a menu for installing the BCM and/or Accounting
>>> Programs. Both are optional. I do not know if you can by-pass the .Net
>>> updates.
>>>
>>> Don
>>
>> Outlook does not appear anywhere in my start menu/program folders.
>> I have Office Ultimate 2007 it came on a single DVD (MSDN)
>>
>> Jay
>
> It gets worse!
> I got the message that I could not uninstall BCM until I went into user
> accounts, selected mail, data files, BCM, remove.
> It then says that the Mail icon will not show unless I have outlook
> installed and have run it at least once!
> Catch 22?

And regardless of all of the above - it worked.
No more msg.

I experienced the same set of issues. Removing BCM and the associated
SQL did the trick. I too got the same message about the need to
reconfigure Outlook data files. With no Outlook on the notebook I simply
continued to proceed with the uninstall. This resolved the issue of the
BCM Addin dialogue box appearing each time I opened an Office 2007
application (on Vista).


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