Re: Reloading Office

From: "DL" <dl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2006 00:56:44 -0000

Even if you install Office to D: by default your pst will remain within the
Documents & Settings grouping.
As will office templates
Data is not affected by an uninstall/reinstall allthough backup always
reccomended
Presumably My Documents has been moved to D?

"Harley" <Harley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:B267F91A-6781-47BC-95CD-65EAD61079E9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Due to space issues on my C drive, I would like to unload MS Office so
that I
> may reload it on my D drive. I would like to know what critial files and
> optional files that I should locate and BackUp so that I will reduce
'lost'
> items or settings. For example, I know how to locate the pst file, but
what
> about signatures? What else might I want to save?

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