Framemaker 7.2 Windows XP SP3 Excel copy/paste

After installing SP3 on Windows XP I find that I am no longer capable of doing a copy/paste of Excel tables in a Frame document. The result is a very small frame with no object inside.
All worked fine when I unsintalled SP3 an I was able to create tables by copying them from Excel and using the Edition/Paste special in Frame.
Anyone having same problem and found a solution other than uninstalling SP3
Tks

Two (sort of) workarounds:
1. Use Edit > Paste Special (Rich Text Format). However, if you have color-shaded cells, they covert as black fill; in FM, changing the text in those cells to "white" is a workaround to the workaround. :|
2. Copy/Paste the table into Word, Save As the Word to RTF, copy the table in Word then, in FM use Edit > Paste Special (Rich Text Format). Plain text and cell shading converts fine; however, calculated numbers get trashed. Another :|

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Is your capture TS based on MDT or OSD? Do you have MDT installed and integrated?
I was wrong before, MDT 2013 and ADK 8.1 does not support XP, but ConfMgr 2012R2 does, if you integrate WinPE 3.1 as you already did. Still, your logs shows that you have troubles with Boot Image / WinPE.
Let me suggest something;
- Make sure WinPE 3.1 is available from DP. Are you able to deploy TS (Win7) with 3.1? Will it get downloaded?
- With XP, I felt is more reliable to capture it with a media. So you have XP running, and you execure capture image (created By ConfMgr). So maybe you should try that? Capture Media will reboot your reference machine to WinPE and save .wim file to a share.

Skype 7.6 crashing at startup - netbook with windows xp sp3

i had the same problem since update skype to 7.6 version. please help to fix the problem to me communicate to my family in the philippines. i used netbook with windows xp sp3
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Open Windows Event Viewer -> Application. Look for the recent error messages with timestamp corresponding to Skype crash. Copy and paste here the description of the error text.

HP Officejet 4630 cannot install driver. Windows XP Sp3

Good evening,
I did purchase this printer earlier today and have been on this issue for a couple hours already. The box is not too far, and the printer might go back in soon !
The printer is working fine, it has been connected to my router, the light is always on, it says connected to the wifi system. The wifi connection confirmation page has printed, everything is "Success".
My problem is that anytime i try to install the drivers, the setup searches for a printer that is connected but not yet installed. It notices my printer with the good ip address, then copy a couple driver files and then tells me it fails to install the printer.
The current setup is OJ4630_198, I've found an older version and tried it but pretty much the same results, except that before it stops the installation telling me it fails to do so, it ask me to locate the HP CD on my cd drive, searching for a fax setup installation .png but fails a second later.
I'm pretty clueless, I've tried installing it manually but of course the selection of the Communication Port is somewhat tricky with a wire less printer. I noticed there is a "Create a new port" selection available in which appears an option named "Hp Discovery Port Monitor (HP 4630 series)" which is oddly my new printer. Tried it but it doesn't work.
I've reset my router, pc and printer several times, tried assigning my printer to a different port number, all ended with the same results. It connects to my wifi, but i cannot manage to install the driver for the printer. So my printer list is empty atm..
Thanks for any help,
Much appreciated
Windows XP Sp3
Cisco router
ZoneAlarm firewall..
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Hi,
Please Download and run the Printer doctor tool to find and fix your problem
http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software12/COL50849/mp-135113-1/HPPSdr.exe
If about doesn't work, try to add printer manually
You can try few things which may help to resolve the issue
1. Make sure your system is up todate. Do a windows update which helps to get alll latest update.
2. Once step 1 done, restart PC and get the latest software from hp.com. You also can use HP installation wizard which help to get the latest software for you.
http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software12/COL50403/mp-122330-1/hppiw.exe
3. If you still face the problem, you can do "Add printer wizard" manually. Here is the steps:
1. Open Devices and Printers by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, and then, on the Start menu, clicking Devices and Printers.
2. Click Add a printer.
In the Add Printer wizard, click Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer.
3. In the list of available printers, select the one you want to use, and then click Next. (If your computer is connected to a network, only printers listed in Active Directory for your domain are displayed in the list.)
4.If prompted, install the printer driver on your computer by clicking Install driver. Administrator permission required If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
5 Complete the additional steps in the wizard, and then click Finish.
Now you can start printing...
Happy Printing.
Click on the "Thumbs up"button on the left to say "Thanks"
Please mark the post that solves your problem as "Accepted Solution"
(Although I am employed by HP, I am speaking for myself and not for HP)

Does Firefox respect user account control rules for windows xp sp3, anything to do specifically to enable that ?

xp sp3
1.5g R / 2.46g P4
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*1)Does Firefox latest version obey/confirm to the rules for user account control for windows xp sp3 ?
* 2)Need I do anything specific at the time of installation and/or setting up/configuring preferences ?
*3)Or do I need to install Firefox separately for the limited users or in each users account ?
*4)Would it be possible/desirable/necessary to install it directly into some folder of the user other than the common program files folder ?
*5)In any of these situations, should I or should I not make the installation with 'Run As' admin privilege.
*6)If I install separately for the user/s, with/without admin privileges, will the install write to , or enable user activity to write to, the other common windows folders(where user write is otherwise disallowed).
Please kindly clarify. I am waiting for an answer before I reinstall Firefox and a lot of other apps(these were done earlier before creating the user accounts. Please note that I do not mind installing separately for any/all users. But security will be my preference as much as possible(PARANOIA). I am having to deal with a couple of users who cant understand all this and the folks are too old to understand.
Thanking you in anticipation
neoser
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A far as I recall from when I did use XP the procedure was to install Firefox using an Admin account, preferably the Administrator account.
By doing that the Firefox installer would create Firefox within the programs directory. And each separate user account could then use Firefox. Importantly each user account has a Firefox profile and so have their own separate and individual bookmarks, cookies, passwords, cache etc.
IIRC UAC was not available for XP. Permissions and what you could do would also differ; I seem to remember; depending on whether it was using FAT or NTFS. In some setups a knowledgeable admin account user could probably fully access any other account.

Installation of Palm Tungten T3 Desktop SW freezes on Windows XP SP3

Had Palm software installed from my use of Tungsten E. It died, so bought a T3, but running its install program (as the Administrator) results in the screen freezing with the progress bar about 90% done. Have to bring up Task Manager to kill the install program if I want to switch users or shut down the PC. Attempting a 2nd install and get the "3 choices" (Modify?, Repair, Remove) dialog. Choosing "Remove" and the install program freezes with progress bar at 98 - 100. Next tried removing C:\Palm folder and any references to "Palm*" or "U.S.Robotics" in registry for HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
I have also tried re-registering the IDRIVER.EXE as mentioned in article: "1607: Unable to Install Installshield Scripting Runtime
Article ID: 20727 available at http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/common/article/20727_en.html, this even though I have *not* encountered the 1607 error. Also tried running directly the Setup.exe located in "E:\Palm Desktop" (where E: = CD Rom drive) directly (its version being 7.4.262.0). All the files at the root of the CD and in the Palm Desktop drive are dated 10/15/2003.
I am running Windows XP + SP3, although haven't updated with any fixes since then. Still have IE 6.0 installed (I mainly use FF).
Any insights appreciated as to what is blocking this software from installing, or even some way to identify what is happening when it freezes.
Post relates to: Tungsten T3

Tried the 3 things in http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/common/article/39671_en.html
The first 2 items did not change the "freeze" behavior.
The 3rd item was interesting in that I did *not* find the folder "C4350F2398E4D9642B4420EB18230BF0".
This obviously means something: perhaps, since the essence of this third item seemed to be *deleting* anything with the name "C4350F2398E4D9642B4420EB18230BF0", I would seem to already be in the state that item 3 wants to arrive at?
Have found the following interesting things:
A. Since clicking the [Cancel] button does nothing, I choose the [Shutdown], to which I usually get a message stating that "IDriver.exe" is not responding and do I want to shut it down (which I proceed to do). The machine never does shut down, and I have to use the power button to turn the computer off.
B. After performing item A, and starting up the computer, I find that I can start the Palm Desktop just fine. I can't vouch for the stability, as I don't do anything more, for I want to get a successful install so my old Palm data will appear in the application.
For what it's worth (&as a refresher):
1. I am using the Microsoft Windows Uninstall Utility to delete the "Palm" application, not Add/Remove Programs.
2. Always install using an account with Administrator access.
3. I generally turn off my Firewall (ZoneAlarm) and "SpytBot Search & Destroy" (first disconnecting my internet cable).
4. Installing just the Palm Desktop as running the "Setup.exe" found in the "Palm Desktop" folder (either on the CD or, more frequently, from the hard drive where I made a copy).
Message Edited by Dan_Aquinas on 09-16-2009 03:19 PM

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