Upgrade Error Message

I recently upgraded my Windows XP Pro and Word 2002 (Works Suite)
automatically. All is well, except I keep getting an error message (after
Word has been running a while) about looking for WORDRET.MSI. I insert disk
1 of Works Suite, find the proper directory and try to complete the process.
I then get another error message about being "unable to undate speech
recognition files." Since I don't need this function, what can I do to stop
these persitent error messages?

HT -

I am having the same persistent problem except I did not get as afr as
inserting a disk as I was asked for a netwrok resource although the computer
has never been connected to a LAN. Have you found a solution?

Regards


--
Christopher Baron


"HenryT" wrote:

> I recently upgraded my Windows XP Pro and Word 2002 (Works Suite)
> automatically. All is well, except I keep getting an error message (after
> Word has been running a while) about looking for WORDRET.MSI. I insert disk
> 1 of Works Suite, find the proper directory and try to complete the process.
> I then get another error message about being "unable to undate speech
> recognition files." Since I don't need this function, what can I do to stop
> these persitent error messages?

After a long stretch of these messages, eventually they stopped. I'm not
sure why, but that problem is solved.

"Christopher Baron" wrote:

> HT -
>
> I am having the same persistent problem except I did not get as afr as
> inserting a disk as I was asked for a netwrok resource although the computer
> has never been connected to a LAN. Have you found a solution?
>
> Regards
>
>
> --
> Christopher Baron
>
>
> "HenryT" wrote:
>
> > I recently upgraded my Windows XP Pro and Word 2002 (Works Suite)
> > automatically. All is well, except I keep getting an error message (after
> > Word has been running a while) about looking for WORDRET.MSI. I insert disk
> > 1 of Works Suite, find the proper directory and try to complete the process.
> > I then get another error message about being "unable to undate speech
> > recognition files." Since I don't need this function, what can I do to stop
> > these persitent error messages?

Thanks - I'll keep plugging away.
--
Christopher Baron


"HenryT" wrote:

> After a long stretch of these messages, eventually they stopped. I'm not
> sure why, but that problem is solved.
>
> "Christopher Baron" wrote:
>
> > HT -
> >
> > I am having the same persistent problem except I did not get as afr as
> > inserting a disk as I was asked for a netwrok resource although the computer
> > has never been connected to a LAN. Have you found a solution?
> >
> > Regards
> >
> >
> > --
> > Christopher Baron
> >
> >
> > "HenryT" wrote:
> >
> > > I recently upgraded my Windows XP Pro and Word 2002 (Works Suite)
> > > automatically. All is well, except I keep getting an error message (after
> > > Word has been running a while) about looking for WORDRET.MSI. I insert disk
> > > 1 of Works Suite, find the proper directory and try to complete the process.
> > > I then get another error message about being "unable to undate speech
> > > recognition files." Since I don't need this function, what can I do to stop
> > > these persitent error messages?