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Old 01-07-2008, 08:59 AM
John McComb
 
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Default Picture manager errors

I just installed Office 2007 Enterprise on a Dell XPS M1330 running Vista
Ultimate.

I discovered two problems with Picture Manager.

1. There is no File Types option under Tools, only Customize. Resetting
does not add it and I cannot add it using Customize.

2. When I try to use the Send to Microsoft Office option on the File menu I
get the following error.

"Microsoft Office Picture Manager
To use this feature you must have one or more of the following programs
installed: Microsoft Office Excel, Microsoft Office Outlook, Microsoft Office
PowerPoint or Microsoft Office Word. Please run your installation CD or
contact your administrator."

I first tried uninstalling and then reinstalling just Picture Manager. No
change.

I then repaired the entire Office 2007 installation. The first time this
failed with something about a Boot Loader error. The second time it completed
OK. Still no change.

Lastly I completely uninstalled Office 2007 and reinstalled it. Same problem.

Any suggestions on what to try now.
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