I just installed Office 2000 and now Floss Minder no longer works. Why?
That is a common problem that has something to do with the way in which Office 2000 professional is installed. Here is the solution according to Microsoft… Click Start, point to Find, and then click Files or Folders. Find the Hatten.ttf file, and then rename it to Hatten.sav. You must do this to avoid the “No license…” error message when you start Floss Minder. NOTE: You can find the Hatten.ttf file in the Fonts folder under the name, Haettenschweiler. Find the existing version of the Msaccess.exe file, and then rename it to Msaccess.2k. Before you rename it, confirm that the version of the Msaccess.exe file is 9.0x by right-clicking the file, and then clicking Properties. Then click the Version tab Reinstall Floss Minder. It shouldn’t overwrite your Floss Minder data, but to be safe, find the file named “FMData.mde” and back it up. After the installation is finished, find the Msaccess.2k file and rename it back to Msaccess.exe. Also, find the Hatten.sav file and rename it back to
