Patrick Schmid said:
Patrick Schmid said:Ok. It's really only worthwhile removing if you need the hard drive
space. I keep a bunch of Office applications around that I never use...
Also, you might want to give OneNote a try
To remove it: Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, find MS Office Home &
Student, click Change and then I think it's change again (the other two
options are repair and remove, so it's the third one). In the dialog you
get then, left click on the symbol next to OneNote and change it to an X
and click your way through the rest of the wizard.
Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
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That's what I've been doing, but when I come to the Configuration box, it
looks as though all of Office will be removed. When I close this box, the
message asks if I want to cancel setup. I answer yes because I don't know
what will happen. I thought setup meant installing.
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Sam
Patrick Schmid said:Ok. It's really only worthwhile removing if you need the hard drive
space. I keep a bunch of Office applications around that I never use...
Also, you might want to give OneNote a try
To remove it: Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, find MS Office Home &
Student, click Change and then I think it's change again (the other two
options are repair and remove, so it's the third one). In the dialog you
get then, left click on the symbol next to OneNote and change it to an X
and click your way through the rest of the wizard.
Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
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Patrick Schmid said:Just make sure to check the box next to OneNote only. Setup is for
installing and removing it.
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That's what I've been doing, but when I come to the Configuration box, it
looks as though all of Office will be removed. When I close this box, the
message asks if I want to cancel setup. I answer yes because I don't know
what will happen. I thought setup meant installing.
--
Sam
Patrick Schmid said:Ok. It's really only worthwhile removing if you need the hard drive
space. I keep a bunch of Office applications around that I never use...
Also, you might want to give OneNote a try
To remove it: Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, find MS Office Home &
Student, click Change and then I think it's change again (the other two
options are repair and remove, so it's the third one). In the dialog you
get then, left click on the symbol next to OneNote and change it to an X
and click your way through the rest of the wizard.
Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
--------------
http://pschmid.net
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***
Customize Office 2007: http://pschmid.net/office2007/customize
RibbonCustomizer Add-In: http://pschmid.net/office2007/ribboncustomizer
OneNote 2007: http://pschmid.net/office2007/onenote
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Because I don't use it.
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Sam
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Why do you want to remove it?
Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
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How do I remove OneNote from my Home and Student Office 2007 installation?
The one article I found explains only how to prevent its installation with
the Office package. OneNote is already installed on my computer.