Posts by Noah Foster57

restlesstrucker said:Hey, I have the installation CD for Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007, but I only want to install Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. I don't need any of the other programs included in this suite. HOWEVER, as soon as I pop the disc in, the installer automatically kicks off—it brings up a window just like the one in the image below--
http://www.msoffice-tutorial-trainin...e2007-pic4.gif
And then it proceeds to install every single program in the package. It’s a waste of disk space for things I'll never touch.
Does anyone know how to install just Word, Excel, and PowerPoint? I've tried a few different ways to get around it, but nothing seems to work. Any help would be appreciated.

placidcobra49 said:1. Could you please explain how a bad pirated copy actually affects the installation process? I'm just curious so I know what to watch out for when downloading stuff in the future.
2. What's your take on how Office ends up on the internet in these cases? What does "pirated" even mean here—that pirates released their own "version" of Office instead of just making a copy from an original CD/DVD?
3. How did you conclude this guy has a pirated copy rather than an original CD/DVD or a legitimate copy of the original? (It’s not like you can just pick up Office at a flea market for 1.2 miles everywhere.)

Samuel Anderson34 said:Here is the fix:

He just ran the setup, reverted everything back to the factory defaults, and triggered the update...

And just like that, it works. 🙂

wiredtrucker13 said:With a little help from a neighbor who suggested I just download Medtronic, I finally managed to get the video to actually play. Thanks to everyone for the assist!!

Jerry Thompson said:Look, I'll get on it, I just need to see what kind of rig you're running first. I’ve actually got this built-in scanner embedded in my skull—they installed it back when I was a kid—so I can scan things from a distance. Sometimes I can even catch stuff up high.

Noah Sanchez39 said:You make a fair point (if we look back at "Windows" and those necessary tweaks just to get 😉 to open without a headache)
Besides AVI, there's still MPEG, DivX, and so on, right? 🙂

Noah Sanchez39 said:I’m not one to complain, mind you, but fifty bucks for shareware feels a bit steep.I don't see a link here. If you were trying to share something, you might want to try posting it again.) ; If you decide to run the trial version, just be aware that it’ll slap a watermark right onto your DVD.

It’s possible the author is actually looking to convert the file into a different format entirely. 🤷

Hey, favori, take a look at this: Video converters - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com
I’m sure you’ll eventually stumble upon something that actually suits your needs. 😉

Kimberly Flores56 said:I’m looking for some guidance. I apologize if there’s already a thread about this; I wasn't quite sure what keywords to use when searching.

The situation is this: I have a job application that I need to fill out, print, and mail via USPS. The problem is the document is a PDF, and I have no idea how to actually input my information into it. I tried a workaround I found online by converting it to a Microsoft Word document using a converter, but it was a disaster—it just gave me a wall of plain text. All the formatting, the little checkboxes, the tables, and the images are completely gone. How can I fix this? It’s fairly urgent, so any help would be appreciated.

Thanks so much.

quiethound10 said:Honestly, I’m not so sure. My history with malware is somewhat extensive, yet I have never encountered anything that couldn't be purged from a machine without a full OS reinstall. Andrew Kern67, whatever you heard through that chain of hearsay simply doesn't hold water. Even if there were some truth to it, I should point out that I don't personally struggle with virus issues,

Melissa Diaz25 said:Is there any way I could grab the 2003 versions of those programs?🙂
Much appreciated.. 🙂