Can't display Clipart on Power Point

I had a similar problem with Coreldraw 8. I used it successfully for years and loved it on varoius version of Windows, currently XP. I installed Coreldraw 12 and still had Corel 8 on the computer.
Now the problem: Corel 8 and Corel 12 could not open the Corel 8 clipart disk #2, only just down to the folder level. When I right clicked on the Corel 8 disk #2 clipart folder and checked the Path Properties it gave me a path other than the correct clipart disk location (in my case it should have read E:) BUT it was some weird location like
MNfisherman referenced above and read: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Corel.! What the?! I knew the path should have read E: to access the clipart since the clipart was on the disk and in my CD tray, so I uninstalled Corel 12 thinking that was the problem since 8 had worked fine, then checked the clipart CD again but still no luck.
I then uinstalled Corel 8, so now I had no Corel program on hard drive. I put the Corel 8 clipart disk #2 in the computer knowing it would not open the clips but just to see if I could get beyond the folder level to see if the clipart files were there and yes I could. (I could only read the names of the files at this point because no Corel on computer) So I only reinstalled Coreldraw 12 figuring the later version would open the older version clipart and Success! It worked. I think my problem had something to do with the Corel 8 MF indexer, but I'm not sure. I had a red semi circle (like the Corel Set Up Semi circle) on all of the clipart folders instead of the regular yellowish fold so thats why I think it had something to do with indexer or other type of setup conflict). Now all of my clipart folders appear normal being the regular yellowish color folder.
I suggest using a clean slate by unistalling all versions (Make sure you shut down the computer after each uninstall to get rid of all of the components of the program and then restart the computer) and then only reinstall the newest version. Hope this helps. Good Luck

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Dear sir,

plzz folow this setp to installed succesfullly office 2003.

1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. Double-click Add/Remove Programs, click Add New Programs, and then click CD or Floppy.
3. Click Next.
4. Click Browse.
5. Locate the root folder of the Office source location, click Setup.exe, and then click Open.
   
   Setup.exe is added to the command line that appears in the Open box of the Run Installation Program dialog box.
6. Click Finish to run Office Setup.
7. If requested, type your customer name and product key (CD key) information in the appropriate boxes, and then click Next.
   
   Note The Next button is not available until you type a valid product key.
8. Accept the End User License Agreement, and then click Next.
9. Specify the location where you want to install Office, and then click Next.
10. On the Choose which applications for setup to install page, click Next.
    
    If you click Choose detailed installation options for each application on the Choose which applications for setup to install page, and then click Next, the feature tree appears on the Choose installation options for all Office applications and tools page. Because Office Setup detects that you are using Terminal Services, the only installation states that are available are Not Available and Run from My Computer. By default, some features are set to Not Available. Do not change the installation states of these features to Run from My Computer, because you may experience problems with the Office programs that use these features.
    
    Warning By default, some features are set to Not Available to make sure that there is optimum performance in a Terminal Server environment, including the elimination of unexpected errors. Do not change the installation states of these features to Run from My Computer.
    
    Note If your Office source location is an administrative installation, Run from Network is also displayed as an installation state.
11. On the Begin installation page, click Install.
12. When you receive a message that the installation completed successfully, click OK, click Next, and then click Finish.

Thanks For Your Time,

Hi,

Solution given by pankaj is very effective but in any case this method didn't work for you then use stellar phoenix powerpoint repair software to fix your problem.

Go to add/remove programs and find the installed program and click on change/repair. Then insert the office CD or DVD. Then choose repair. That will solve ur problem,
If this is helpful to u please rate.
Thanks
Good Luck :)

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i need more information on your problem
what happens when you try to insert clipart from pub 2003 program?

also let me know whether you have any previous versions of office installed on your computer

Hi,

Please copy the contents of CDROM to your HDD and run the setup from HDD only. here i mean, you should initiate the cliparts setup through setup.exe on your HDD.

It will resolve. i guess cause of problem is, you've installed the Office 2K7 from other drive and trying to install the Cliparts from different one.
May be you can insert the CD to the same drive from where you have installed office 2K7.

OR insert the Office 2K7 CD and run setup again for Modification and check the checkbox for Cliparts as well this time.
It will be installed without any problems.

Thanks.

Hello, this is Baris,
You may want to go to your clipart folder and see if there are any pictures in there.

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\CLIPART\

If not, you may want to go to microsoft web site and download some. They are free... Good luck :)

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/clipart/default.aspx

you have to update the firmware

Dear kaname,

Your computer can support Windows XP, which has better hardware support and compatibility with the 2003 Office suit. XP also updates your hardware automatically once you are on the internet. You might want to try this.

Keep in mind that the older the Operating System, the harder it is for Office suites to compat. Newer Operating systems have better support for your computing. If you don't have HDD problems, the BIOS should not prevent you from loading SP2 for Win2000.

Conclusion:

1. The SP2 Source Disk may have a problem
2. The Win 2000 you have already loaded may be missing components, preventing the SP2 to load.
2. Notton Antivirus versions and the 2003 office both reject Win 2000. They just don't like it; it's getting too old.

Get with it, Kaname!!!!