Save My Settings Wizard.

K

Ken Mac

Office 2003 had a lovely little application called Save My Settings Wizard
which would allow you to easily backup all of your office settings so that in
the event of a computer crash or hard drive failure you could reinstall and
be back up and running with everything just how it was.

I have noticed that this ability is missing in office 2007 and I'm just
wondering if anybody knows of a utility or add-in that can be acquired which
would make this possible. The most sensible thing would be for Microsoft to
release just such a wizard for 2007, of course but how likely is that. Come
on Microsoft pull your finger out we all need to have the ability to back up
our very important office settings in addition to our PST information.

If anybody can help or does have any suggestions regarding this I would be
extremely grateful for their help or advice.
 
G

Gordon

Ken Mac said:
Office 2003 had a lovely little application called Save My Settings Wizard
which would allow you to easily backup all of your office settings so that
in
the event of a computer crash or hard drive failure you could reinstall
and
be back up and running with everything just how it was.

I have noticed that this ability is missing in office 2007 and I'm just
wondering if anybody knows of a utility or add-in that can be acquired
which
would make this possible. The most sensible thing would be for Microsoft
to
release just such a wizard for 2007, of course but how likely is that.
Come
on Microsoft pull your finger out we all need to have the ability to back
up
our very important office settings in addition to our PST information.

If anybody can help or does have any suggestions regarding this I would be
extremely grateful for their help or advice.


User State Migration Tool.
get it here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...8c-691b-4b36-b7ad-6c604be4c595&displaylang=en

Information:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457090.aspx
 

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