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SUMMARYThis article contains common questions and answers about the setup of Microsoft Office for Windows 95, version 7.0 MORE INFORMATIONQ. What are the hardware and software requirements for installing
and running Microsoft Office for Windows 95?
Q. What is the Mscreate.dir file that is located in many of the folders on my computer? This file appeared after I installed Microsoft Office. A. The Setup program creates Mscreate.dir (a 0-byte hidden file) in each folder that Setup creates to indicate that the folder was created by Setup. When you run Setup in Maintenance mode and remove a component or when you click Remove All, Setup uses this file to determine whether an empty folder can be removed. When you run Setup in Maintenance mode, Setup will not remove this folder if an empty folder does not contain this file. Q. How much disk space is required to install Microsoft Office for Windows 95? A. The disk space required to install Microsoft Office depends on the installation option that you choose. The installation options include Compact, Typical, Custom, Run From CD, Run From Network Server, and Administrative Setup. The following table lists the disk space required for each.
Q. What other hardware or software options should I consider for working with Microsoft Office for Windows 95? A. The following are optional components for additional functionality with Microsoft Office:
Q. Should I remove my earlier version of Microsoft Office before upgrading to Microsoft Office for Windows 95? A. Although the Office Setup program does ask if you would like to remove your earlier version of Office (if it detects an earlier version on your computer), the recommended method for upgrading to Office is to remove the earlier version of Office first, before you run the Office Setup program. When you've removed the earlier version of Office, empty the Recycle Bin. Additional query words:
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