During the day I have very limited acces to the internet. I use word and
Excel all the time and often the questions I ask have to go online to get the
answers. Can the available Help subjects be downloaded completely to use
from Microsoft?
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Warren C. Bennett

Did you install Help when you installed Office (is it even an option--and if it
is, did your IT staff choose not to install it??????)

I use xl2003 and I can just click on the Help menu item or hit F1 to pop up the
local Help screens.

In fact, there's an option to tell excel to stop showing content from the
internet.

Help|Customer Feedback Options|Online Content category.
Uncheck that option button.

MSWord (2003) has the same option in the same location.

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If your IT staff chose not to install Help, explain why you need them and
install all the Office helps.

If it was your choice, load up the installation CD and install them yourself.

Warren C. Bennett wrote:

During the day I have very limited acces to the internet. I use word and
Excel all the time and often the questions I ask have to go online to get the
answers. Can the available Help subjects be downloaded completely to use
from Microsoft?
--
Warren C. Bennett

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Dave Peterson

To Clarify, I am using Word and Excel 2007, I did load all the disk and help
files upon installation. Nothing that I am used to in the 2003 versions seem
to work to change this problem.
--
Warren C. Bennett


"Warren C. Bennett" wrote:

During the day I have very limited acces to the internet. I use word and
Excel all the time and often the questions I ask have to go online to get the
answers. Can the available Help subjects be downloaded completely to use
from Microsoft?
--
Warren C. Bennett