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Hello everyone :)
On the Big Boss's machine (let's bow, please), I've installed the version of Office she is subscribed to.
I downloaded the installer and installed everything. How do I uninstall Outlook, or even OneNote, which she doesn’t use? It would lighten the machine, especially at startup.
I can't find anything on this. I don’t even know how to do a custom installation: the installer didn’t offer me that option. I had made an Acronis image before using the uninstaller... which removed everything without asking for my opinion.
Revo, maybe?
Thanks ;)
On the Big Boss's machine (let's bow, please), I've installed the version of Office she is subscribed to.
I downloaded the installer and installed everything. How do I uninstall Outlook, or even OneNote, which she doesn’t use? It would lighten the machine, especially at startup.
I can't find anything on this. I don’t even know how to do a custom installation: the installer didn’t offer me that option. I had made an Acronis image before using the uninstaller... which removed everything without asking for my opinion.
Revo, maybe?
Thanks ;)
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Hello,
I have the impression that it no longer leaves any choice during installation.
Microsoft thinks that users are fools incapable of making the right choices ;-)
Go take a look in the control panel 'Programs and Features'.
Select MS Office and click the Modify button at the top.
See if it offers you the option to remove components.
eric
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By continually trying, we eventually succeed.
So the more it fails, the more chances we have that it will work. (the Shadoks)
In addition to saying thank you (yes, yes, it happens!!!), remember to mark it as resolved. Thank you
I have the impression that it no longer leaves any choice during installation.
Microsoft thinks that users are fools incapable of making the right choices ;-)
Go take a look in the control panel 'Programs and Features'.
Select MS Office and click the Modify button at the top.
See if it offers you the option to remove components.
eric
--
By continually trying, we eventually succeed.
So the more it fails, the more chances we have that it will work. (the Shadoks)
In addition to saying thank you (yes, yes, it happens!!!), remember to mark it as resolved. Thank you
