Office10 directory

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Max Yaffe

I was reinstalling Office 2000 & Access 2003 on a new drive. The
install created a directories Office10 & MSOCache on a different
drive.
I used the LISTool to move MSOCache to my C: drive but it didn't touch
the Office10 directory. What is this? Where should it be? Can I kill
it?

Thanks,
Max
 
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DL

Office10 - Office2k I believe, probably on your C drive.
I left mine, doesnt take up much space, seems to contain a couple of help
files.
A fault with the custom installer method?
 
D

DL

Office10 - Office2k I believe, probably on your C drive.
I left mine, doesnt take up much space, seems to contain a couple of help
files.
A fault with the custom installer method?
 
D

DL

Office10 - Office2k I believe, probably on your C drive.
I left mine, doesnt take up much space, seems to contain a couple of help
files.
A fault with the custom installer method?
 
D

DL

Office10 - Office2k I believe, probably on your C drive.
I left mine, doesnt take up much space, seems to contain a couple of help
files.
A fault with the custom installer method?
 
D

DL

Office10 - Office2k I believe, probably on your C drive.
I left mine, doesnt take up much space, seems to contain a couple of help
files.
A fault with the custom installer method?
 
D

DL

Office10 - Office2k I believe, probably on your C drive.
I left mine, doesnt take up much space, seems to contain a couple of help
files.
A fault with the custom installer method?
 
D

DL

Office10 - Office2k I believe, probably on your C drive.
I left mine, doesnt take up much space, seems to contain a couple of help
files.
A fault with the custom installer method?
 
D

DL

Office10 - Office2k I believe, probably on your C drive.
I left mine, doesnt take up much space, seems to contain a couple of help
files.
A fault with the custom installer method?
 
D

DL

Office10 - Office2k I believe, probably on your C drive.
I left mine, doesnt take up much space, seems to contain a couple of help
files.
A fault with the custom installer method?
 

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