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Old 01-31-2014, 03:47 AM
jamesdann jamesdann is offline Install Office 2000 with windows 8. Error 1919 Windows 7 32bit Install Office 2000 with windows 8. Error 1919 Office 2010 32bit
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Originally Posted by macropod View Post
Replacing/adding registry keys/sub-keys for an incompatible application doesn't change the fact that it's incompatible. Aside from the fact the incompatibility goes far deeper than just a few registry entries, all "successfully" installing Office 2000 may achieve is introducing other faults into an otherwise stable system.
Hi Paul,

Sometimes modification in registry keys can resolve these "configuring ODBC data source" errors, i have done it before.

Anyways thanks for updating me. I will keep in mind this information, whenever i would suggest solution about this error.

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