1. Exit all currently open applications. 2. Start a MS-DOS Prompt in a Window by doing the following: On the Windows task bar click Start, point to Programs, then click MS-DOS Prompt. 3. Change the directory to the location of the VBE.dll file by typing the following and then pressing Enter: CD C:\progra~1\common~1\micros~1\vba Note: This is the default directory for the VBE.dll file. If you have installed Microsoft Office into another Drive or Directory, you will need to type its path. 4. Unregister the VBE.dll by typing the following: C:\Windows\System\REGSVR32 /U VBE.DLL Note: This is the default directory for the Windows System directory. If you have installed Windows into another directory, you will need to type its path. 5. Press ALT+Tab to minimize the MS-DOS Prompt window. 6. Start Microsoft Explorer and rename VBE.dll to VBE.old Note: The default installation folder for VBE.dll is: C:\Program Files\Common files\Microsoft Shared\VBA 7. In Microsoft Explorer copy the file, VBE.dll, from the Microsoft Office CD, found in the folder of: <CDROM drive:>\OS\System\VBE.dll to the following folder on your hard drive: C:\Program Files\Common files\Microsoft Shared\VBA Note: This is the default directory for the VBE.dll file. If you have installed Microsoft Office into another Drive or Directory, you will need to copy to that path. 8. Maximize the MS-DOS Prompt window. 9. In the MS-DOS Prompt window, make sure the current directory is C:\Program Files\Common files\Microsoft Shared\VBA or change the directory to the location of the VBE.dll file by typing the following and then pressing Enter: CD C:\progra~1\common~1\micros~1\vba Note: This is the default directory for the VBE.dll file. If you have installed Microsoft Office into another Drive or Directory, you will need to type its path. then re-register the VBE.DLL by typing the following and then pressing Enter: C:\Windows\System\REGSVR32 VBE.DLL 10. Exit the MS-DOS Prompt window.