Microsoft Binder

[Bill Bilbro]

I understand that Microsoft Binder is not being brought
forward with Windows XP, and that the program is in fact
being dropped altogether.

Any suggestions regarding how we can support some fairly
extensive libraries built up with this program? Are there
any third-party programs which might take over the
function. Binder has been very useful for us.

Thanks.

[Nicholas]

Actually, Microsoft Binder is an application that was very popular in =
Office 97.=20
It has never been part of Windows. It, however, is normal to purchase =
and upgrade=20
your Office product when you upgrade your operating system. If you =
upgraded to=20
Office XP, you no longer have Microsoft Binder. Microsoft stopped making =

Microsoft Binder and thus it is not part of Office XP.=20

Office XP does include an export program that will allow Microsoft =
Binder files=20
to be extracted into their original file format (Word, Excel, etc.). =
Once extracted,=20
the file can be read. To learn more about Microsoft Binder and the =
extraction program,=20
click on the F1 key while in Microsoft Office and type "binder" while in =
the help screen.=20
If you want to continue to use Microsoft Binder, reinstall it from your =
licensed previous=20
version of Office.=20

OFFXP: Error Message When You Try to Open Microsoft Binder File
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=3Dkb;en-us;281931


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Nicholas

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"Bill Bilbro" > wrote in message:
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| I understand that Microsoft Binder is not being brought=20
| forward with Windows XP, and that the program is in fact=20
| being dropped altogether.
|=20
| Any suggestions regarding how we can support some fairly=20
| extensive libraries built up with this program? Are there=20
| any third-party programs which might take over the=20
| function. Binder has been very useful for us.
|=20
| Thanks.
|

[Bill Bilbro]

Thanks!
>-----Original Message-----
>Actually, Microsoft Binder is an application that was
very popular in Office 97.
>It has never been part of Windows. It, however, is normal
to purchase and upgrade
>your Office product when you upgrade your operating
system. If you upgraded to
>Office XP, you no longer have Microsoft Binder. Microsoft
stopped making
>Microsoft Binder and thus it is not part of Office XP.
>
>Office XP does include an export program that will allow
Microsoft Binder files
>to be extracted into their original file format (Word,
Excel, etc.). Once extracted,
>the file can be read. To learn more about Microsoft
Binder and the extraction program,
>click on the F1 key while in Microsoft Office and
type "binder" while in the help screen.
>If you want to continue to use Microsoft Binder,
reinstall it from your licensed previous
>version of Office.
>
>OFFXP: Error Message When You Try to Open Microsoft
Binder File
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;281931
>
>
>--
>Nicholas
>
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>"Bill Bilbro" > wrote in
message:
> ...
>
>| I understand that Microsoft Binder is not being brought
>| forward with Windows XP, and that the program is in
fact
>| being dropped altogether.
>|
>| Any suggestions regarding how we can support some
fairly
>| extensive libraries built up with this program? Are
there
>| any third-party programs which might take over the
>| function. Binder has been very useful for us.
>|
>| Thanks.
>|
>.
>