The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Word for Windows, versions 2.0, 2.0a, 2.0a-CD, 2.0b,
2.0c
Sometimes the Workstation Installation option does not appear when you
run the Word for Windows Setup program after you ran a successful
Server Installation. This usually happens for one of the following two
reasons:
- You did not choose the Server Installation option the first time you ran
Setup.
After a successful server installation, the Word for Windows program
directory should contain 76 files and 10 subdirectories. If the
directory contains a different number of files and subdirectories, you
may have problems when you run the Setup program again. If your Word for
Windows directory does not contain the correct number of files and
directories, run another server installation, then run a workstation
installation.
- Setup did not correctly update the WWORD20.INF file.
During the server installation, Setup should have added three items to
the WWORD20.INF file:
[Workstation] section
User name
Company name
If Setup did not add the [Workstation] section, you can add it to the
end of WWORD20.INF using any text editor. The entry should read as
follows:
[Workstation]
Yes
This setting causes Setup to offer the Workstation Installation option
even if you did not previously run a server installation. Be sure to run
a server installation before running a workstation installation.
REFERENCES
"Microsoft Word for Windows User's Guide," version 2.0, pages 793-802
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