Windows Server - Missing BAM 'add in' In Excel

I have installed Excel after i installed the biztalk server 2006, how can i
get the BAM menu. I have looked in -->tools--> add ins

  Benny Mathew replied...

Here is an excerpt from the BizTalk installation guide:

Note

If Excel 2003 is not installed, BAM.xla and KW_User_Guide.chm will be
installed to their default location at %Drive%\Program Files\Microsoft
BizTalk Server 2006\Exceldir instead of %Drive%\Program Files\Microsoft
Office\OFFICE11\Library

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  vika replied...

Do you have Excel 2003 or Office 12 installed?

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Vikas
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