Perhaps I should have made clear that whenever I install software, I
have two programs running besides the install program: Explorer and
Systray.
I did virus check the entire CD before installing Office.
I suppose I could remove Inocculate-IT, then reinstall. Maybe this
would move it under "Open" on the popup menu. But I still think there
must be some way to rearrange the items on the popup menu.
-Warren
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999 13:44:50 -0400
Jim Meagher <[log in to unmask]> typed:
> Warren,
>
> Disable the anti-virus software and reinstall Office.
> You should always turn off virus detection software before installing any
> commercial (and most other) software.
>
> Jim Meagher
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Warren Evans <>
>
> > With Office 2000 driving prices down, I finally bought and installed
> > Office 97 on my home machine. The components seem to work all right,
> > but I have a problem with the Taskbar.
> >
> > When I left-click on any program or document in the taskbar, said
> > document or program is virus checked by Innoculate-IT - my latest virus
> > whapper - instead of opening.
> >
> > Clue: When I right-click on an item in the taskbar, I get a popup menu
> > of things I can do: the option at the top is Innoculate-IT, then Open,
> > then ThunderByte's virus scan, etctera.
> >
> > I believe the problem is that the top option is Innoculate-IT instead of
> > Open. How do I move "Open" to the top of the right-click action menu?
> > I bet that with "Open" at the top, a left click on a taskbar item would
> > work correctly.
> >
> > Shortcuts in the System Tray work fine. Shortcuts on the Desktop work
> > fine. Starting programs via the Start Menu works fine. Using the
> > taskbar by right-clicking, then choosing "Open" works fine.
> >
> > Running Windows 95 with most of the updates. Any help appreciated!
> >
> > -Warren Evans
> >
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