How can I edit setup files?

Asked By Jim Tynes 40 points N/A Posted on - 12/09/2012

I wonder if I can edit setup files using my computer. I would like to install Word, Excel, and PowerPoint only when I would like installing Microsoft Office. Can I do that? If so, can you tell me how? Thanks.

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Answered By roya marsh 0 points N/A #130663

How can I edit setup files?

Setup files cannot be edited in that way. Instead you can customize your installation by changing the options in installation screen. While installing the software you can select advance install or custom install, then deselect the components which you do not wish to be installed. Every software which has a number of components provide you the option to select the components to be installed on your computer.

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Answered By progressivesofts 0 points N/A #130664

How can I edit setup files?

Hi,

In case of multiple services on the network, the agent install process can b configured to connect a specific server. This will eliminate the need to manually configure server setting on each desktop. You can have several setup files, but you can edit only one file at a time. I wonder how to edit setup file or other to change the install option for office 2003. I don,t need some component in office, and very time i have to disable when i installed.

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Answered By Unaiponn David 0 points N/A #194930

How can I edit setup files?

To edit an exe file, follow the instruction below:

1. Click the Start menu.

2. Choose My Computer then browse the exe file that you want to edit.

3. Once you found the exe file, right-click into it and then select Properties.

4. Click Compatibility tab.

5. Click the Run this Program in Compatibility Mode and then select which Windows OS you wish to run the exe file.

6. Click Apply and then OK.

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