jPaulB
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Hi everybody,
I hope someone can guide me through this.
I have a program that I really like to use called FolderMatch. Other than run in a Microsoft environment, it is not at all related to Microsoft or Microsoft Office 2003, although I still have that suite installed but the Installation CD is way beyond usable.
In any event, when I execute FolderMatch, it will load the "Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003" installer and hang right there: A required installation file SKU011.CAB could not be found. That's as far as it goes. I even need to run the Task Manager to exit the step.
I can't think of why the FolderMatch executable would do this and would love to remove this step in the execution, however I have no idea how to do that?
Googling the issue does not provide any guidance. Can anyone here?
Many Thanks,
-Paul-
I hope someone can guide me through this.
I have a program that I really like to use called FolderMatch. Other than run in a Microsoft environment, it is not at all related to Microsoft or Microsoft Office 2003, although I still have that suite installed but the Installation CD is way beyond usable.
In any event, when I execute FolderMatch, it will load the "Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003" installer and hang right there: A required installation file SKU011.CAB could not be found. That's as far as it goes. I even need to run the Task Manager to exit the step.
I can't think of why the FolderMatch executable would do this and would love to remove this step in the execution, however I have no idea how to do that?
Googling the issue does not provide any guidance. Can anyone here?
Many Thanks,
-Paul-
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The CAB file would be on the install disk. I would recommend getting rid of Office 2003 since it's clearly seems like it's broken plus it's an unsupported product and install something like Libre Office which is free.
A couple of other things
Does opening an office 2003 application cause the same thing?
Do any other programs cause this?
It seems like it is trying to interact with Office in some manner
A couple of other things
Does opening an office 2003 application cause the same thing?
Do any other programs cause this?
It seems like it is trying to interact with Office in some manner
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You can try grabbing a copy of procmon Process Monitor - Windows Sysinternals
- Open procmon and keep the default filter
- Launch FolderMatch
- Click on procmon and press ctrl + e
- Then File > save > keep the defaults and save the PML file and message it to me