Installation Repair and Configuration

MS Word - Installation Repair and Configuration

Installation, Repair, and Configuration INSTALLATION Stop Word from Demanding the Installation CD Install Multiple Versions of Word on the Same PC Keep Shortcuts for Both Word 2000 and Word XP on the Same Computer Install Word on Both OSes in a Dual-Boot Configuration Install All Necessary Graphics Filters Make the Most of the Word Product-Activation Grace Period Install Word for Only One User RECOVERY AND BACKUP Move Word to Another Computer Reinstall Word STARTUP AND SHUTDOWN Word 2000 Closes on Startup Word Hangs on Startup Word Takes Forever to Start Word 2003 Runs Slowly Check That Your Computer Has Enough Memory Make Word Start Automatically When You Log On Prevent Word from Creating a Blank Document at Startup Control When the Task Pane Appears Word Takes Ages to Close a Document Word Asks Whether to Save Changes to Normal.dot Word Says Normal.dot "Is in Use by Another Application or User" MENUS Display Full Menus Prevent Menu Items from Changing Position Cut Menus Down to Size Create a Work Menu TOOLBARS Sort Out the Standard Toolbar and Formatting Toolbar Put a Close Document Button on the Standard Toolbar Consolidate Your Toolbars into a Custom Toolbar Reset Menus or Toolbars That Someone Else Has Customized Get Rid of Proprietary Toolbars Choose One or Multiple Word Buttons on the Taskbar

Installation should be a snap, whether you're installing Word on its own or as part of Office. You slide in the CD, make a few simple decisions, type in the product key, and let the installation roll. The first time you run one of the applications in Office XP (also known as Office 2002) or Office 2003, you have to activate Office. But after that, you're on your way.
This process gives you a default installation of Office. If you're installing Office from scratch, you get all the Office applications installed with the default configurations. If you're upgrading an existing version of Office, the installation removes any existing versions of the applications and picks up your existing configurations for the new versions of the applications.

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