Unexpected Results After Move/Delete/Rename Office FoldersLast reviewed: November 21, 1997Article ID: Q126999 |
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SUMMARYYou may receive unexpected results if you do any of the following after installing Microsoft Office or one of the Microsoft Office applications:
CAUSEYou may receive unexpected results if you perform any of the above actions because the Setup program records information about the location of these files and folders. If you move, rename, or delete any of these files or folders without using the Setup program, the application may behave unexpectedly because it is not aware of the changes.
WORKAROUNDSTo work around this problem, use any of the following methods:
Method 1: To change your Microsoft Office or Microsoft Office application installation, run Setup again in maintenance mode, choose the Add/Remove button, and then follow the instructions in Setup. Method 2: To start an application from a folder other than the folder to which it is installed, you can create an alias for the application by doing the following: a. From the Finder, select the application file that you want to start from another location. b. From the File menu, choose Make Alias. c. Drag the application alias to the folder from which you want to start the application. REFERENCESReadme Before Installation, Microsoft Office for the Macintosh, version 4.2, Install Disk 1
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