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Kind of wondering if Microsoft changed this. According to Patrick Smith: Microsoft InfoPath he states the following:

Yes, it's frustrating. Are you installing the O2003PIA.msi? Or something else? The message I get when I try to install is, "Please install Microsoft Office 2003 before installing this product." Wish I could find a work around.

Thanks JohnH. The problem I have is when I try to install the 2003 PIA on my local pc it says it will not install anything until I have Office 2003 installed. Am I doing this wrong, do I need to install the 2003 PIA on the server and then extract the dll's to my local pc? Guess I will have...

Thanks. I found Microsoft Office 2003 PIA but I see that you have to have the Microsoft Office 2003 software installed. Guess I was looking for a solution where I don't need to install Office 2003 on my development box. Am I missing something where I can install a PIA without the base code?

I am working with visual studio 2010 on a windows 7 pc and I have created an application (Platform: Active(x86)) that reads my Outlook 2010 as expected. I compiled and then installed on destination server. When I run it I get the following error: System.AccessViolationException: Attempted...

I put this in a button and also have a textbox called txtOutput and a textbox called txtCookie. This seems to work but compairing the cookie to what Fiddler says I only have part of the cookie. Kind of wondering if it has something to do with redirects that I don't see and this is the final...

I am using HttpWebRequest to do a POST and then regex the response for a certain part of the html code. After I get the response how do I view the header information to see what was passed? .... objResponse = objRequest.GetResponse() srResponse = New...