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Problem loading Japanese IME

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F Zimmer - 07 Jun 2004 13:31 GMT
While trying to load the downloaded program

Japanese IME, I receive the following error during the
installation

Error 1335. The cabinet file 'Data.Cab' required for this
installation is corrupt and cannot be used.  The could
indicate a network error, an error reading from the CD-
ROM, or a problem with this package.


I have no idea what the Data.Cab file is or where it is
located.

I ran a repair installation of MS OFFICE XP, but I get the
same error when trying to run the Japanese IME program.

Since, I am not loading from CD-Rom this is not the
problem and my network connection is open, and I disabled
my Symantec Firewall program during the, but to no avail...

Does anyone have any suggestions?  I will try downloading
the program again in the meantime.

Thanks,

FZ
F Zimmer - 07 Jun 2004 14:56 GMT
I was finally able to fix my own problem by reinstalling
MS Office XP, turning off my firewall protection,
downloading the program again (which by the way was
download much faster turning off Symantec Firewall
protection), and by magic "IME loaded first time without
any errors"  

Thanks for reading my problem...

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