running Microsoft Greetings 99 in Windows XP

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elysiaduke

I have attempted to run the Microsoft Greetings 99 on my Windows XP
system. I have tried this for years and have not had any luck. I
would keep getting messages that say "Sorry, you can't continue.
Something is missing." I tried using the Program Compatibility
Wizard
without any success. I have been searching for solutions tonight and
there have been some group discussions with people who have
successfuly used Microsoft Greetings 99 on their Windows XP systems.
Are there any patches that I need to download? Thank you very much.
 
I have attempted to run the Microsoft Greetings 99 on my Windows XP
system. I have tried this for years and have not had any luck. I
would keep getting messages that say "Sorry, you can't continue.
Something is missing." I tried using the Program Compatibility
Wizard
without any success. I have been searching for solutions tonight and
there have been some group discussions with people who have
successfuly used Microsoft Greetings 99 on their Windows XP systems.
Are there any patches that I need to download? Thank you very much.
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6-second Google search reveals...
SYMPTOMS
When you try to start Home Publishing 99 or Greetings 99 on a Windows
XP-based computer, you may receive an error message similar to the
following:
Sorry, can't continue. Something is missing.
RESOLUTION
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320012
Steve
 
I have already looked at that link along with using the Program
Compatibility Wizard and it never works for me. Thanks very much.
 
I have already looked at that link along with using the Program
Compatibility Wizard and it never works for me. Thanks very much.
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Per the article:

"If the compatibility settings do not resolve the issue, please consider
upgrading to the latest version of Microsoft Greetings, or Microsoft
Picture It! Publishing, or Microsoft Picture It! Photo."
 
Someone from another group gave me advice about running the Microsoft
Clip Gallery and it finally worked for me. Thanks anyway.
 
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