Re: [RT] Off topic: Computer software question

["Ray Raffurty" <r.raffurty@xxxxxxxx>]

The file needs to be in "c:\windows\systems" as I 
suspected.  I tried to attached the file, it may be a newer 
version but should still work, however Yahoo would not accept it (to big).  
Send me your e-mail address at <A 
href="mailto:r.raffurty@xxxxxxxx";>r.raffurty@xxxxxxxx and I will 
send it to you directly.  Or you can search for it on your original 
Windows or Office CD.   This should solve your 
problem.
 
Good luck and good trading,
 
Ray Raffurty
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  Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 7:50 
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  Subject: Re: [RT] Off topic: Computer 
  software question
  
  Mike & Ray:
   
  The .dll file I am missing that Microsoft Office 2000 is 
  trying to access is called "msvbvm60.dll".
   
  Thanks for the help,
   
  Ed
   
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    Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 3:43 
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    Subject: Re: [RT] Off topic: Computer 
    software question
    
    what is the name of the .dll
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      Larson 
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      Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 2:53 
      PM
      Subject: [RT] Off topic: Computer 
      software question
      
      RT's:
       
      I just went through my system deleting out old/unused 
      programs, installing the newest verision of Norton SystemWorks 2002 and 
      discovered like many on the list I had been infected.
       
      However, after running some of the other system check 
      programs I discovered that I am missing a .dll file in my Microsoft Office 
      software.  Does anyone know if I have to reinstall the entire 
      Microsoft Office software package, or is there a way to pull the 
      applicable file off of the CD and replace it on my computer.  In 
      addition, while Norton gives me the program files that are trying to 
      access the missing .dll, it does not give me what file that .dll should be 
      found in.
       
      Any suggestions/help would be greatly 
      appreciated,
       
      Ed
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