installing MS Query

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I want install additional Office2000 component - MS Query, but have no
office installation CD anymore. I find this MSQRY32.EXE utility and
additional files, MSQRY32.AW, MSQRY32.HLP, MSQRY32.CNT in old backup. Is
there workaroung to install MSQRY32.EXE manually?
 
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Peter Foldes

No. You will need the installation CD

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No. You will need the installation CD

Why? I have the list of all MS Query files that are installed on the user's
computer through the Office MSI file, and it locations, and I have all
these files. If I manually place these files into the appropriate
directories, then I need manually register msqry32.exe and qryint32.dll in
order for the files to be available and useable on the Office application.
Other types of files can be probably used without entering information into
the registry. Can anybody specify how to register these files, or
specify which registry keys use MS Query on Office 2000 premium?
 
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Peter Foldes

I am going to tell you again. No ,No and No. You are not able to do it. You posted
that you have the following file among the other two. MSQRY32.CNT is telling me that
the version of your Office 2000 is an Upgrade version and you are not able to
install the MSQRY32.EXE without the original Upgrade disk. The files for MSQRY also
depends on previous Office installs (mainly library files) that are associated with
the original MS Office disks.

MSQRY32.EXE was on the 4th install disk along with other options like FP extensions
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