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SUMMARYInstalling Microsoft Office 98 Macintosh Edition is as easy as dragging a folder to the hard disk on your computer. This article explains how to perform a drag-and-drop installation of Microsoft Office 98 Macintosh Edition. MORE INFORMATION
The drag-and-drop installation process for Office consists of two distinct
parts. In part 1, you copy files from the Office compact disc (CD) to the
hard disk. In part 2, shared files are copied to the System Folder and
Office programs are configured.
Part 1: Copying Files to the Hard DiskWhen you perform a drag-and-drop installation, you can either perform an Easy Install or a Complete Install. When you perform an Easy Install, the most commonly used Office components are copied to the hard disk. (In earlier versions of Office, this is called a Typical installation.) An Easy Install requires approximately 90 megabytes (MB) of free disk space.When you perform a Complete Install, all Office components (excluding the Value Pack components) are copied to the hard disk. A Complete Install requires approximately 120 MB of free disk space. Performing an Easy Install: To perform an Easy Install, follow these steps:
To perform a Complete Install, follow these steps:
Part 2: Finishing the InstallationThe first time that you start an Office program, a process called the first run installation process is started. The first run installation process prompts you to enter some information, and then copies files that are required by the Office programs to the System Folder.To finish the installation, follow these steps:
As the program starts, you may notice that the message "Configuring Office Components" appears on the startup screen. During this process, all of the Office components are registered, and the default Preference files are created. After this process is finished, the Office programs are fully configured and ready to use. Additional query words: OFF98 drag-and-drop dnd drop fri first-run
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