INSTALL 2007 OFFICE ON PARTITION

2007 OFFICE does not give me the option to load it on the partition on my HD.
It wants to default onto the C: drive. How do I load office onto the
partition away from my VISTA operating system?

Geoff

Hi Geoff,

If you choose a custom installation and there is sufficient room on another drive then you should be able to target that drive for
installation of Microsoft Office, but as there are quite a few common and Windows folder files installed you cannot entirely
separate Office to another drive.

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MM"Geoffbgtr" wrote in message ...
2007 OFFICE does not give me the option to load it on the partition on my HD.
It wants to default onto the C: drive. How do I load office onto the
partition away from my VISTA operating system?

Geoff
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Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

Hi Bob, Thank you for your reply. When I put my office disk in the drive, it
gives me no options other than install. It does not say where do you want the
program installed, it simply wanders off and does its thing.... I am happy
all parts of office live together, but I want them in a partition on my hard
drive where I keep all my general software. Is there a way I can get to a
custom install, eg, load manually from the run command?

Regards

Geoff

"Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote:

Hi Geoff,

If you choose a custom installation and there is sufficient room on another drive then you should be able to target that drive for
installation of Microsoft Office, but as there are quite a few common and Windows folder files installed you cannot entirely
separate Office to another drive.

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MM"Geoffbgtr" wrote in message ...
2007 OFFICE does not give me the option to load it on the partition on my HD.
It wants to default onto the C: drive. How do I load office onto the
partition away from my VISTA operating system?

Geoff
--

Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*