Clip art and fonts

[Guest]

I am not able to download clipart or fonts from the microsoft website. Any
suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[Sharon F]

I am not able to download clipart or fonts from the microsoft website. Any
suggestions would be appreciated.

What happens when you try? Any messages and what do they say?

 

[Guest]

Adobe Reader could not open 'ClipArt[1].mpf' because it is either not a
supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was
sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded.)

Is the message I get when I click on "open" after I choose "download" on the
clipart section of the microsoft website.

Thanks for your help.

 

[Sharon F]

Adobe Reader could not open 'ClipArt[1].mpf' because it is either not a
supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was
sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded.)

Is the message I get when I click on "open" after I choose "download" on the
clipart section of the microsoft website.

Thanks for your help.

Any idea why your Adobe Reader is trying to open this file? The *.MPF
extension should be associated with Office's Clip Organizer.

Go back to the clipart site at Microsoft Office Online. Select any category
and click the Help link in the upper right of the clip art category
section. Then click the link about downloading to hard disk. It covers
various ways to access clips besides downloading to the hard drive.

On that same page is a clink in the left hand column "Get answers from
other Office users." If you continue to have trouble with this, you should
ask further questions in the Office newsgroups.

 

[Guest]

Thanks for the help.

Adobe Reader could not open 'ClipArt[1].mpf' because it is either not a
supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was
sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded.)

Is the message I get when I click on "open" after I choose "download" on the
clipart section of the microsoft website.

Thanks for your help.

Any idea why your Adobe Reader is trying to open this file? The *.MPF
extension should be associated with Office's Clip Organizer.

Go back to the clipart site at Microsoft Office Online. Select any category
and click the Help link in the upper right of the clip art category
section. Then click the link about downloading to hard disk. It covers
various ways to access clips besides downloading to the hard drive.

On that same page is a clink in the left hand column "Get answers from
other Office users." If you continue to have trouble with this, you should
ask further questions in the Office newsgroups.