Issue installing MS BCM

[kwhipple2008]

I am having issues intstalling Business Contact Manager. I am running
a 64 bit version of Vista with Office Professional 2007 but every time
I try to install the BCM I get an error of "Setup failed to install
the required component Microsoft Office Web Components. Microsoft
Office Professional 2007 CD 2 cannot continue. See C:\Users\name
\AppData\Local\Temp\ MBSsetuptmp8df2.log for more detail. I see a
consistent error code of "DEBUG: Error 2203: Database: . Cannot open
database file." in each log file after each attempted install. Does
this have something to do with the default destination folder of
Program Files (x86). I thought about changing the path to the Program
Files folder instead but wasn't sure if that would cause an issue.

Please help!

 

[Luther]

I am having issues intstalling Business Contact Manager.  I am running
a 64 bit version of Vista with Office Professional 2007 but every time
I try to install the BCM I get an error of "Setup failed to install
the required component Microsoft Office Web Components. Microsoft
Office Professional 2007 CD 2 cannot continue. See C:\Users\name
\AppData\Local\Temp\ MBSsetuptmp8df2.log for more detail. I see a
consistent error code of "DEBUG: Error 2203:  Database: . Cannot open
database file." in each log file after each attempted install.  Does
this have something to do with the default destination folder of
Program Files (x86).  I thought about changing the path to the Program
Files folder instead but wasn't sure if that would cause an issue.

Please help!

I don't recall ever installing BCM v3 on Vista 64, but I know that
Program Files (x86) is where Vista 64 puts at 32 bits programs, so
that's the right place.

 

[AnnieBrown]

I would NOT BOTHER with Business Contact Manager, it is NOT functioning
properly with anyone that I know. I've spent several (Too Many) hours on the
phone with Microsoft Tech Support, and even THEY discourage it's use, it is
too messy to work with right now.
Annie

 

[William Stacey [C# MVP]]

Please move on.

I would NOT BOTHER with Business Contact Manager, it is NOT functioning
properly with anyone that I know. I've spent several (Too Many) hours on
the
phone with Microsoft Tech Support, and even THEY discourage it's use, it
is
too messy to work with right now.
Annie

 

[AnnieBrown]

Are you kidding me? I haven't messed with BCM for at least 2 months... I
thought I'd give it another try, but it appears there are still too many of
the same issues that I experienced.

Move on? Absolutely!
Annie