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A complete install from the admin install point is what did the trick.
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A complete install from the admin install point is what did the trick.

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Hello.<br />
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Before I mass deploy Office 2003 to the clients on our network, I'm testing on a few boxes here in the Office.<br />
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The users are reporting that when they use PowerPoint, and click on a graph within PowerPoint, that they get a dialog box that says <br />
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&quot;Installing components for Microsoft Graph&quot;<br />
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At first I thought this was an installed on first use issue, but it is not. &nbsp;It happens every single time.<br />
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Is there something I must add to my admin install point to prevent this message from appearing? &nbsp;I'm missing something, what!?!?<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello.

Before I mass deploy Office 2003 to the clients on our network, I'm testing on a few boxes here in the Office.

The users are reporting that when they use PowerPoint, and click on a graph within PowerPoint, that they get a dialog box that says 

"Installing components for Microsoft Graph"

At first I thought this was an installed on first use issue, but it is not.  It happens every single time.

Is there something I must add to my admin install point to prevent this message from appearing?  I'm missing something, what!?!?

Thanks!

Installing Components for Microsoft Graph in Office 2003????

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.