Installing Office XP SP-1
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SP-1 updates both
Office XP and standalone copies of Outlook 2002 or other Office
applications. End users can visit Office
Product Updates and let the site analyze your system and suggest
the updates you need.
You can also
download SP-1
(17.5mb) and run the file after you download it.
If it's not convenient for you to download SP-1, you can
order it on CD. It's free in the U.S. and Canada.
For
versions localized into languages other than English, see
Microsoft Office XP Resource Kit - Localized Tools.
Installation notes:
You may be asked to insert your original Office XP CD during the
installation of SP-1. If the installation appears to hang, check to
see whether the window prompting you for the CD has popped up behind
the installation dialog. We've had reports of that occurring on
Windows XP Pro systems. If you receive an Error 1328 error during installation, this
may indicate that your original installation was done from an
administrative setup point, so you should not use the download for
individual users. Instead, see
OFFXP: Error 1328 When You Apply SP-1 to a Workstation
If that's not the case, the most likely cause is
that you're trying to update a version of Office that was never
officially released; see
OFFXP Error
1328 When You Apply Office XP Service Pack 1.If
you cannot access your e-mail accounts after installing SP-1, the
fault may be not with Office but with ZoneAlarm or another personal
firewall. Try shutting down the firewall (right-click the ZoneAlarm
icon in the Windows system tray), then restarting it (check Start |
Programs). That should be enough for ZoneAlarm to see the change
in the version of Outlook (and other programs besides your browser
that access the Internet) and prompt you to allow access.
Microsoft
actually recommends that you uninstall ZoneAlarm before performing the
SP-1 upgrade, then reinstall it. While more time consuming, that
approach is likely to result in less overall frustration. See
OFFXP Cannot Access Internet with ZoneAlarm, Office XP SP-1.Microsoft has a new version of its Windows Installer program. While not required, version 2.0 fixes some bugs and
is more reliable than earlier versions. It also may eliminate the need
to reboot during the SP-1 setup process. Get the version for your
operating system:
Windows NT 4.0 or 2000
Windows
98 or Windows ME
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