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Re: ADI fails with Office 2000

From: Massimo Bigliardo <mb7r_at_andrew.cmu.edu>
Date: Sat, 02 Mar 2002 19:52:41 -0500
Message-ID: <3C8173D9.B1CB5429@andrew.cmu.edu>


Mike,

ADI 5.0 is officially not certified with Office 2000 (plus is a pretty old version...). My suggestion would be that you download ADI 7.0, which is.

That said, we had ADI 5.0 working with Excel 2000, but the trick was that it needed an Excel 97 library to be present. In practice, if you install Office 97, and the Office 2000 on the top of it, ADI 5.0 works. I am assuming you have ADI 5.0.3, and have applied the Installer patch to make it Y2K complaint.
If you did not, that could explain the the Installer error you got (which I have never seen): If that machine had Oracle software installer prior that year 2000, that version of the installer cannot install/deinstall software correctly. You need the Installer patch.

If you need more details, let me know. I need to look into some documents to find the Installer patch number (it actually consisted in a new version of the Installer).

Hope it helps,

Massimo

Mike Rainey wrote:
>
> I'm stuck running Application Desktop Integrator (ADI) 5.0 for the time
> being. I installed it on two PC's running WIN2000 Pro and Office 2000. It
> works OK on one PC on the other it fails. Running Diagnostic Wizard produces
> the error "Oracle Installer Registration file cannot be found. ADI (for
> Excel 7/07) has not been successfully installed in this environment"
> Attempting to upload an Excel file yields "Could not establish a connection
> with Oracle Objects for OLE". The two installations appear the same. Any
> suggestions? Anybody know what the Oracle Installer Registration file is and
> where it's suppossed to be?
>
> Thanks for any help.

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Massimo Bigliardo	                     
mb7r_at_andrew.cmu.edu	                                
Administrative Computing (ACIS)         CYH 143, 4910 Forbes Avenue
Carnegie Mellon University	          Pittsburgh, PA 15213
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