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Office: Installing Files from Microsoft Select |
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Last reviewed: September 9, 1996
Article ID: Q107599 |
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SUMMARYMicrosoft Select is a collection of Microsoft products (with multiple languages included) for Macintosh, Windows, and MS-DOS. This product is available on a set of three compact discs (CDs). The files included on the three Microsoft Select CDs are platform specific: one CD contains Macintosh applications, one contains Windows applications, and one contains MS-DOS applications. Because these files are compressed, they cannot be installed directly from the CD.
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Windows and MS-DOS ApplicationsThe SELECT.EXE file, located on the root directory of the disk, allows you to create disk images from the programs on the CD. Use the disk appropriate for the type of program you want to install:
MAKE DISKS ON DRIVE A MAKE DISKS ON DRIVE B MAKE NETWORK INSTALLIf you select the MAKE DISKS ON DRIVE A or MAKE DISKS ON DRIVE B options, you will be prompted to insert disks until you have a complete set of installable disks. If you select the MAKE NETWORK INSTALL option, a directory structure will be created on the specified drive. You can install the program from this directory. This type of installation is different from the normal Network installation because the files are still compressed. If you run Setup to install Microsoft Excel from the network, you will be prompted only for Complete, Custom, and Minimum Setups. If you want to use the Workstation Setup option, you must run Setup from disks or from the network to install to another network share. After you run Setup (and select the Server option) you can then run Setup from a workstation and you will receive the Workstation option.
Macintosh ApplicationsTo install Macintosh applications from Select, do the following:
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