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What do I need for Microsoft Office 2011 on a Mac.
When I installed, Office, I get all of these on my dock:
I only need what is in the red box, Microsoft Excel, Powerpoint, and Word. Is there a way to get rid of Outlook, and everything to the right of that. Actually uninstalling, not just taking off my dock. |
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Probably could use appzapper or something.
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I tried that, but it still leaves a lot of stuff here, which I can't really distinguish, I guess I might be done...
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Maybe I'm missing something here, but can't you just select an dock icon, right-click, and choose "Options / remove from dock?"
Whoops, I didn't read carefully. Uninstall, yes. If you haven't invested a lot in customizing the apps you want, you could remove the entire Office suite (I think there's an uninstaller for that). Then reinstall but choose "Custom" and only install Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. Last edited by monokakata; Jan 29, 2013 at 09:58 AM. Reason: didn't read original posting carefully enough |
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Thanks, I did that and it worked great.
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