Microsoft Interactive Training

In Start/All Programs/ There is a folder called: Microsoft Interactive Training. The folder is empty.

I'd like to know if there is a way to fill it in, and to understand why Windows put there an empty folder.

Thanks in advance,

 

Hi Guivon
Maybe this will shed some light on it?

Daizy

 

Hi, Daizy,

I continue bothering: After reading the link, I became afraid that this feature (MIT) is only for the PRO version. I have the Home Edition. I suspect that is the culprit. Home edition consists of only ONE DISK, and in your link they are speaking of not less than four disks.

Of course, if I am right, then Microsoft shouldn't have put an empty folder in my system.

Which takes me to another question: is there a way I can download the MIT or the Front Page from the Microsoft Site, or must I purchase the whole package?

Thanks a lot. About that Kofi you need, we are too far away, but who knows fate's ways? IOU1.

 

Hi agian
Did you double-click on My Computer and then on Control Panels. Double-click on Add/Remove Programs and find Microsoft Interactive Training from the list that appears? Just incase it's already there?
I'm running Office Pro, and I too only got one disk. I'll take a gander around and see if I can find you some more information. Failing that...is there a particular question about Office that you wanted answered?

Daizy

 

Hi, Daizy,

We had a misunderstanding: I was talking about Microsoft Interactive Training for Windows XP, not for OFFICE. I've made a thorough search, and found that the program is called SPSI (step-by-step something, and that it should be in the Windows Directory, under a sub-folder called SBSI. (See:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q307460

Well, that folder is not there. It is not at all in my system. I looked for it in Microsoft database, to no avail. I could find a patch, but only for users who have already the program which is not my case.

I guess that the program is in my Windows installation disk. So now, I change my question: how can I extract a program from the installation CD, when I chose "Typical" installation, and many programs are not installed, unless one choses "Complete "?

Thanks again,
haim

PS: in add/remove, only programs which I installed manually figure. Not programs installed during Windows Setup.

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