asking for clip art cd

[WPL513]

I teach Microsoft Word 2007 classes at a public library. In the class, I
show students how to find clip art from Office Online, by using the Insert
tab. One of my students just installed Word 2007 on his computer at home.
When he chooses a clip art image, it asks him to insert the clip art CD,
rather than just pulling it from online. He says he was searching all
collections. Is there a way to make it stop asking for a CD and default to
get it from online?

[Mary Sauer]

Did your student have an earlier version of Office? Office XP came with a media
disk, this is the disk Office is asking about.
Might be if your student renames his Organizer, the problem will be solved.
Change Mstore10.mgc to Mstore10.old. The Organizer with create a new catalog
file the next time it is opened.
The file is in a folder similar to this (hidden)
Vista
C:\Users\<<user name>>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Clip Organizer
XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\<<user name>>\Application Data\Microsoft\Clip
Organizer
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Post by WPL513
I teach Microsoft Word 2007 classes at a public library. In the class, I
show students how to find clip art from Office Online, by using the Insert
tab. One of my students just installed Word 2007 on his computer at home.
When he chooses a clip art image, it asks him to insert the clip art CD,
rather than just pulling it from online. He says he was searching all
collections. Is there a way to make it stop asking for a CD and default to
get it from online?

[WPL513]

Thank you for your quick response!
He said he had installed Word 2007, not an older version. Do you think
changing the file name would still help?

[Mary Sauer]

It can't hurt. I have no idea why Office is asking for the media disk. I will
look around for an answer.

[WPL513]

Here are the messages that are coming up:
“The file j0283264.gif is located on a CD-Rom, a floppy disk of a removable
disk drive. To
Access the clip, please insert Office XP Media Content into your drive and
then click OK.”

Another message said “Clip organizer cannot complete the operation. An
outgoing call
cannot be made since the application is dispatching an input-synchronous
call. Error
code 0x8001010d.”

“The feature you are trying to use is on a CD- ROM or other removable disk
that is not
available. Insert the Microsoft Office Media Content disc and click OK.”

[Mary Sauer]

I cannot find a solution for your error, the following is close. Scroll way to
the bottom of the page.

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Office_Productivity/Groupware/Outlook/Q_23308943.html

It may not be what you are looking for, but it might give you a clue.
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

"The file j0283264.gif is located on a CD-Rom, a floppy disk of a removable
disk drive. To
Access the clip, please insert Office XP Media Content into your drive and
then click OK."
Another message said "Clip organizer cannot complete the operation. An
outgoing call
cannot be made since the application is dispatching an input-synchronous
call. Error
code 0x8001010d."
"The feature you are trying to use is on a CD- ROM or other removable disk
that is not
available. Insert the Microsoft Office Media Content disc and click OK."