Office4mac Manual

MACINTOSHe SERIES The Most Popular Office Suite for the Macintosh® Welcome to Microsoft Office Before you can use Microsoft® Office, you need to install it onto your computer’s hard disk using the Microsoft Office Setup program. The Microsoft Office Setup program provides four basic setup options: Typical Installs the most common features of the Office applications. Recommended for everyday tasks. Complete/Custom Installs all the Office components, or those you select. This option provides the most flexibility. Minimum Installs only the applications you select and the minimum files required to run these applications. This option saves disk space. Workstation Is available only if you are setting up Office from a network server. For information about this option, contact your network administrator or see Chapter 1 of the Microsoft Office Getting Started online manual. For information about the disk space needed for each of these four options, see “System Requirements for Microsoft Office for the Macintosh” on the back cover of this book. You can later add or remove Office applications or their components by selecting Setup and Uninstall from the Microsoft Office Manager menu. For more information, see “Installing or Removing Office Components” in Chapter 1 of the Microsoft Office Getting Started online manual. During installation you will be asked to select the installation that matches your machine and your needs. If you are running an Apple® Macintosh®, you have two choices. Select To Office for the Run Microsoft Office for the Macintosh. Macintosh Office for the Run Microsoft Office in native Macintosh and native Power Macintosh and Macintosh modes. (This option requires more disk space. Select it Power only if you have already added a Power Macintosh compatible Macintosh™ upgrade card to your Macintosh and you need to run programs in native mode.) If you are running a Power Macintosh, you have three choices. Select To Office for the Run Microsoft Office accelerated for the Power Macintosh. Power Macintosh Office for the Run Microsoft Office in emulation mode. (This option runs slower Macintosh than Office for the Power Macintosh.) Office for the Run Microsoft Office in native Macintosh and native Power Macintosh and Macintosh modes. (This option requires more disk space. Select it Power Macintosh only if you have already added a Power Macintosh compatible upgrade card to your Macintosh and you need to run programs in native mode.) Managing your System Folder The Microsoft Office Setup program must install certain files in your System Folder even if you install Office on a different hard disk. If there …