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On my W2K and WXP boxes it's in c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\ClipArt<br />

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On my W2K and WXP boxes it's in c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\ClipArt


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Start--&gt;Search--&gt;For Files &amp;&nbsp;Folders--&gt;<br />
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Type in something like *.ext<br />
Where you replace &quot;ext&quot; with the extension of the clipart files. Eg *.jpg for jpg image files, or *.gif for gif files.<br />
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Make sure &quot;Look in&quot; field has all hard drives listed.<br />
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Hit Search Now<br />
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(Instructions for Win 2000, but will be same or slightly vary for XP)
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Start-->Search-->For Files & Folders-->

Type in something like *.ext
Where you replace "ext" with the extension of the clipart files. Eg *.jpg for jpg image files, or *.gif for gif files.

Make sure "Look in" field has all hard drives listed.

Hit Search Now

(Instructions for Win 2000, but will be same or slightly vary for XP)

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I have a user that we got a new laptop for. &nbsp;He has spent hours downloading ClipArt from Microsoft and would like them on his new system. &nbsp;Where are they stored on the system?<br />
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Thanks in advanced.
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I have a user that we got a new laptop for.  He has spent hours downloading ClipArt from Microsoft and would like them on his new system.  Where are they stored on the system?

Thanks in advanced.

ClipArt

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.