Gosh ... I was hoping that I wouldn't have to re-install Office. I wish the repair function would have cleared up the issue (I tried it, and it doesn't). The Office Diagnosis doesn't do anything either. I think there should be a way to repair issues like this. Well, I'll try a re-install soon, I guess. I suppose Windows Update will realise the re-install and offer to download all the needed updates?
RS
"Aaron Rykhus [MSFT]" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Likely the Office help files in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft Help are corrupt. > (that's the location on Vista, if you're on Windows XP it's stored in > C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft Help). Could > have been caused by Beta versions of Office apps being installed on the > machine. I've heard you could rename the Microsoft Help folder to something > else and copy over a working folder from another machine, but that may break > other Microsoft application's help files if the working machine doesn't have > the same Microsoft apps. In theory uninstalling/re-installing Office should > resolve the issue. If you have standalone Office apps like Visio or Project > (if they're version 2002 or later) they may need to be re-installed too, if > those apps are not 2007 (2002 or 2003) we suggest installing those first, > then install the next version, and so on... > > > "RS" <RS[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:C680FC18-1859-4929-85B0-B0D3FC8BD0AE[ at ]microsoft.com... > > Every time I try to access Office help with F1, I get a windows that says > > Configuration Progress, with a status bar (Configuring 2007 Microsoft > > Office > > System ...) then it says it need to reboot. After a reboot, the same > > thing > > happens again when I try to access the help files. > > > > Anybody have a clue as to why this is happening? >
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