• Microsoft Office 2007 Indir

Hopefully this is a useful discussion for anyone wanting to run Access 97 on Windows 7 especially if the intention is to also load Office 2007or 2010 in addition to Access 97.I have successfully installed Access 97 SR-2 starting from the Office 97 Professional CD for SR-1.The level of Windows 7 (64 bit Professional Version) was as installed on a new Dell machine in July 2010.I then loaded Office 2007 as the main office system. As mentioned elsewhere the requirement to also load Access 97 is often dictated by the need to maintainlegacy applications which continue to be run very successfully at this level of software under Windows XP or similar.The full procedure and list of problems overcome is as follows:-1) Make a custom installation of Office 97 into an Office97 folder selecting only Access and its associated data utilities.2) The error message CTL3D32.DLL not correctly installed – must be installed in the Windows System Directory can be ignored. Should find it is already in theWindowsSystem32 directory.3) If you now run the SR-2b update (SR2bOF97.EXE) for Office 97 it will fail unless you do the following:-a. Create two new temporary folders – say folder97 and foldersavefontsb. Copy the windows fonts relating to tahoma and comic (4 files) from windowsfonts to foldersavefonts.c. Extract the files from SR2bOF97.EXE to folder97 using Winzip or similar.d. Select the four font files relating to Tahoma and comic and right click to then install these fonts in Windows 7.e.

If you do not do the above the SR-2 install fails because of a version problem with the fonts.f. Now run SR2bOF97.EXE in the normal way. It should be successful – if not the situation is different to mine and the log will need to be viewed to troubleshootthe problemg.

Finally go to foldersavefonts and install these fonts back into Windows 7.4) It is now recommended to run the Jet3 patchJet35sp3.exe which can be downloaded from Microsoft.5) At this point you should have a fully working Access 97 system. This procedure should also work for Word, Excel and Powerpoint but not Outlook.6) Now install Office 2007/10 as required preferably a custom installation into an Office20xx folder.7) If you have installed Access 20xx there will be a conflict between the Access 97 and 20xx installations. Both version work fine (ignore the message to rerun setup)once loaded but Access 97 will need to be run with Administration permissions (right click the short cut and click administrator) after running Access 20xx. In a similar way Access 20xx will rerun its registration processes after running Access 97. This situationoccurs whenever you move between the versions unless you follow the following steps.8) Load Access 20xx to ensure that it is registered.9) Use notepad to create an empty file MSACCESS.SRG – suggest in folder9710) find the Microsoft supplied MSACCESS.SRG – this is installed in the folder name specified in the custom install of Office 20xx. Rename this file to MSACCESS.SRG.SAV.11) Copy in the empty MSACCESS.SRG from folder97 to replace the correct version.12) This trick seems to prevent the conflict between Access 97 and Access 20xx. Remember if any reinstall work is needed for Office 20xx to reinstate the Microsoftsupplied version.13) Thereis a documented problem relating to a UAC issue but this seems to have been corrected in currently shipped builds of Window 7.

If the problem does appear thereis a Microsoft supplied fix for the problem.14) Finally, in case anyone needs to make a clean start in new folders. I have also found that the above procedures are still repeatable after standard uninstallsof both Office 97 and Office 20xx15) If ISAM problems occur with txt or.xls files it is likely that the.DLLs need to be manually registered.

To do this usethe command line and type C:windowssyswow64regsvr32.exe c:windowssyswow64mstext35.dll. This will register mstext35.dll. Then type:-:windowssyswow64regsvr32.exe c:windowssyswow64msexcl35.dll. This will register msexcl35.dllIf anyone finds additional problems or information would be pleased to see them posted here. Steps 3a and 3b need to be clarified a bit.1. After copying the 4 font files to a temporary directory RIGHT click them and INSTALL to the OS only then can you DELETE them from the system directory which is a required step prior to runnnig the sp1 and sp2 updates.2. After doing all of this access may have trouble locating the system.mdw file.

Try reinstalling the access97 app. It should then work. Ocassionally I have seen problems with the creation of the system.mdw file.if you have a copy then cut and paste itto your new machine (hopefully you have not created a locked or custom mdw file).jawsurgeon. Thanks for this, it's very useful.I'm trying to install Access 97 (in a clean install of Win 7 64 bit) but it's not succeeding.

Microsoft Office 2007 Indir

It gets as far as accepting my different destination folder name, tries to start, and then gives me the message '.Office 97 Setup was not completedsuccessfully.' I've tried running it with both XP compatibility settings, always as System Administrator but everything ends the same way.What's really frustrating is I have successfully done this before, both on this PC and my laptop (also Win 7 64 bit) without any hitch. If anyone can point out what I'm missing, I'll be very grateful!Peter.