PA Bear said:[[Right pew (perhaps), wrong church. Forwarded to microsoft.public.publisher
newsgroup via crosspost.]]
I have Microsoft Publisher 2002 which I love. It runs fine on my computer
with XP but crashes on my laptop with Vista. Is ther a way to make it run
without purchasing a new program? I love the one I have.
Mary Sauer said:Publisher 2002 will run on Vista. Are you using all of the Office 2002 products?
I have Publisher 2002 installed in its own folder; try installing Publisher that
way and see if you are successful in getting it to run.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/
PA Bear said:[[Right pew (perhaps), wrong church. Forwarded to microsoft.public.publisher
newsgroup via crosspost.]]
I have Microsoft Publisher 2002 which I love. It runs fine on my computer
with XP but crashes on my laptop with Vista. Is ther a way to make it run
without purchasing a new program? I love the one I have.
oogie said:Mary, I have Office 2007 Home and Student. I don't understand what you mean
by installing in its own folder.
--
oogie
Mary Sauer said:Publisher 2002 will run on Vista. Are you using all of the Office 2002
products?
I have Publisher 2002 installed in its own folder; try installing Publisher
that
way and see if you are successful in getting it to run.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/
PA Bear said:[[Right pew (perhaps), wrong church. Forwarded to
microsoft.public.publisher
newsgroup via crosspost.]]
oogie wrote:
I have Microsoft Publisher 2002 which I love. It runs fine on my computer
with XP but crashes on my laptop with Vista. Is ther a way to make it run
without purchasing a new program? I love the one I have.
PA Bear said:[[Right pew (perhaps), wrong church. Forwarded to
microsoft.public.publisher newsgroup via crosspost.]]
I have Microsoft Publisher 2002 which I love. It runs fine on my computer
with XP but crashes on my laptop with Vista. Is ther a way to make it run
without purchasing a new program? I love the one I have.
Gary VanderMolen said:The problem with cross-posting a wrongly posted message is that now
we get to see all the responses from the other newsgroup. :-(
--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/VanderMolen
PA Bear said:[[Right pew (perhaps), wrong church. Forwarded to
microsoft.public.publisher newsgroup via crosspost.]]
I have Microsoft Publisher 2002 which I love. It runs fine on my computer
with XP but crashes on my laptop with Vista. Is ther a way to make it run
without purchasing a new program? I love the one I have.
Mary Sauer said:Create a folder on your hard drive named Publisher 2002, when you setup
Publisher browse to this folder to install.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/
oogie said:Mary, I have Office 2007 Home and Student. I don't understand what you mean
by installing in its own folder.
--
oogie
Mary Sauer said:Publisher 2002 will run on Vista. Are you using all of the Office 2002
products?
I have Publisher 2002 installed in its own folder; try installing Publisher
that
way and see if you are successful in getting it to run.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/
[[Right pew (perhaps), wrong church. Forwarded to
microsoft.public.publisher
newsgroup via crosspost.]]
oogie wrote:
I have Microsoft Publisher 2002 which I love. It runs fine on my computer
with XP but crashes on my laptop with Vista. Is ther a way to make it run
without purchasing a new program? I love the one I have.
R. C. White said:Hi, Oogie.
I'm not sure why you picked the Windows Mail newsgroup to ask about
Publisher and Vista. You would probably get a much more focused answer in
the Publisher newsgroup. Just click here:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.publisher
RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
(e-mail address removed)
Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8089.0726) in Win7 Ultimate x64
PA Bear said:[[Right pew (perhaps), wrong church. Forwarded to
microsoft.public.publisher newsgroup via crosspost.]]
I have Microsoft Publisher 2002 which I love. It runs fine on my computer
with XP but crashes on my laptop with Vista. Is ther a way to make it run
without purchasing a new program? I love the one I have.
Gary said:The problem with cross-posting a wrongly posted message is that now
we get to see all the responses from the other newsgroup. :-(
PA Bear said:[[Right pew (perhaps), wrong church. Forwarded to
microsoft.public.publisher newsgroup via crosspost.]]
I have Microsoft Publisher 2002 which I love. It runs fine on my
computer
with XP but crashes on my laptop with Vista. Is ther a way to make it
run
without purchasing a new program? I love the one I have.
PA Bear said:So what? If Mary decided not to crosspost her replies, the OP probably
wouldn't see them.
Gary said:The problem with cross-posting a wrongly posted message is that now
we get to see all the responses from the other newsgroup. :-(
PA Bear said:[[Right pew (perhaps), wrong church. Forwarded to
microsoft.public.publisher newsgroup via crosspost.]]
oogie wrote:
I have Microsoft Publisher 2002 which I love. It runs fine on my
computer
with XP but crashes on my laptop with Vista. Is ther a way to make it
run
without purchasing a new program? I love the one I have.
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