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Jan 10, 2014 - PRO11.MSI is a file that come with your Office 2003 installer. Where can I download pro11.msi? I bought a new Microsoft Office 2003 and a week ago installed and registered it on my computer which has Windows xp pro and all the updates. This is the first and only installation ever off this disk.

You could try using System Restore and choose a restore point just prior to the Excel update. But that may affect other updates. You could also try a 'Detect and Repair' of Office as suggested in the following link but you may need the installation disk: » The missing dll message you are receiving may indicate that the Office installation is corrupted. To fix that you may need to use the Windows Installer Cleanup utility and then reinstall Office or you may need to uninstall and then reinstall Office. Both actions would require the installation CD.

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