The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMSIf you use the Extensions Manager to disable all extensions and control panels and then reinstall Office, Word, Microsoft Excel, or PowerPoint, you may notice the following behavior:
CAUSEThe Extensions Manager hides extensions and control panels from programs by moving them out of their respective active folders (active folders appear with an icon). The Microsoft Office Setup program searches the active folders to verify the existence of extensions and control panels. Therefore, the Setup program installs new copies of any extension not currently located in the active folders. RESOLUTIONIf you currently have this problem, delete any extra copies of extensions and control panels that appear within the inactive folders. Office 98 Macintosh EditionA complete installation of Office 98 Macintosh edition adds the following items:
Office 4.2.xA complete installation of Office 4.2.x adds the following items:
NOTE: The Setup program for Office 4.2.1b does not install the Office 4.2x
Update for Power Mac extension. Office 4.2.1b owners who need the extension
must install it manually.
MORE INFORMATIONWhen you use the Extensions Manager to disable an extension or control panel, the Extensions Manager moves that item to a temporary holding folder (this process makes the item inactive). The temporary holding folders, which appear in the active System folder, are listed in the following table.
Programs designed to look into the active Extensions and Control Panels
folders will no longer find those items.
NOTE: Many third-party extension and start up utilities have a similar behavior. REFERENCESFor additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q123150 INITS and CDEVS Office Installs on the PPC Additional query words: 4.00 init cdev mom macme vice drag and drop 8.00 macof office98 macoffice
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