If you are a professional office user, then you know that Microsoft Office 2007 and 2010 offer a great suite of tools that can help you do your work better. However, if you are not a professional office user, then it is important to remove or add apps to the suite to make using the tools more convenient and efficient. Here are some tips on how to remove or add apps to the Microsoft Office 2007 or 2010 suite:

  1. Remove the Microsoft Office 2007 App: To remove the Microsoft Office 2007 app from your computer, first uninstall the app by going to its uninstaller program and clicking on it. Then follow the instructions on how to uninstall the app.
  2. Add an App To The Microsoft Office 2010 Suite: To add an app to the Microsoft Office 2010 suite, first install the appropriate application for your operating system. For example, for Windows 7 and Windows 8 users, install Google Chrome. For Mac users, install Safari. Once installed, open up your favorite web browser and type in “msoffice2010” into the address bar and hit enter. Then follow instructions on how to add an app to theMicrosoftOffice2010suite.

Add or Remove Features in Office 2007

By default, all of the features of the Office version will be installed. To uninstall some of them, pop in the Office 2007 disc and select Add or Remove Features then Continue.

Now go through the list of apps you no longer need and from the drop down select “Not Available” then click Continue. If you want to add a particular feature, select Run From My Computer.

After the configuration process completes, close out and those programs will be gone.

Add or Remove Features in Office 2010 Beta

Actually the process is much the same in 2010 as well. Start up the Office 2010 install and select Add or Remove Features and hit Continue.

Then again select the features you want to add or remove…

 

The process for adding or removing features is virtually the same in Office 2003 as well.

If there are features in Office you don’t need, or want to add, this is the best process to accomplish it.