Do I need the Internet for Help in Word to work?

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If I have a dial up connection, and I'm not connected to the internet when
requesting on-line Help, will I be asked if I want to connect to the Internet?
 
If you are using Office 2003, then the answer is basically yes.
 
When I ask for Online help (and I'm not connected, I have a broadband
internet connection) nothing happens, I am not asked to connect, so I am
wondering if the same thing happens if I had a dial up connection.

JoAnn Paules said:
If you are using Office 2003, then the answer is basically yes.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Bryan said:
If I have a dial up connection, and I'm not connected to the internet when
requesting on-line Help, will I be asked if I want to connect to the
Internet?
 
Online help only accesses the internet when you are on-line (you can change
the level of access from the Help task pane).

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When I ask for Online help (and I'm not connected, I have a broadband
internet connection) nothing happens, I am not asked to connect, so I
am wondering if the same thing happens if I had a dial up connection.

JoAnn Paules said:
If you are using Office 2003, then the answer is basically yes.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Bryan said:
If I have a dial up connection, and I'm not connected to the
internet when requesting on-line Help, will I be asked if I want to
connect to the Internet?
 

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