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Setup

Use the Setup section to specify the following:

Default installation location

Default organization name

Additional network installation sources

Product key

Microsoft End-user license agreement

Display level

Previous versions of Office to remove

Custom programs to run during installation

Security settings

Setup properties

Installation location and organization name

Specify a default organization name and installation location for all users whose installation includes this Setup customization file:

Default installation path – This option specifies where Setup installs Office on the user's computer. You can use the predefined folder keyword [ProgramFilesFolder] to specify a path to standard folders in Windows. The default path is [ProgramFilesFolder]\Microsoft Office. This option is recognized only when you first install Office on a user's computer. You cannot change the installation path without uninstalling and reinstalling Office.

Organization name – This name appears in the About text box (Help menu) and on the banner pages of Office applications. The name that you specify is used as the default company name for all users whose installation includes this customization file.

Additional network sources

Specify additional servers that have a copy of the network installation point.

Setup looks for servers in this list, in the order specified, if it is installing a feature on demand or if it is repairing Office and the original network installation point is unavailable.

Choose Add to add a source to the list. To edit a path, select a server from the list and then choose Modify. To remove a server from this list, select the server and then choose Remove. To change the order of the list, select a server and then choose the Move arrows to move the server up or down in the list. To remove all servers from the list, select Clear existing server list.

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Microsoft 79G-03775, T5D01575 manual Setup, Installation location and organization name, Additional network sources