System Requirements - Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista, or later, 256 M RAM, 2 G hard drive space
Note: Windows 2000 is not supported for Office 2007 and will not function.
Includes: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher, InfoPath, Groove, OneNote, Communicator
Note: The "UNH-Public" network does not allow Windows file sharing (SMB/CIFS) connections. You must be on a wired Ethernet connection for this to work, or you must use the UNH VPN or "UNH-Secure", if you are on wireless.
If you are installing from off-campus or via wireless using the UNH VPN, note that you may need to use an alternate method to access the server using your AD credentials. If you receive an error about access beind denied, please see the supplemental instructions at the end of this document.
The setup program has been preconfigured to not remove older versions of Microsoft Office. If you accept the defaults, Office 2007 will be installed along side Office 2003 or other older versions. You can also change the behavior of the Office 2007 installation program to have it remove older versions of Office.
Outlook is a BIG EXCEPTION to the above. You cannot have Outlook 2007 on a machine co-existing with an earlier version. The defaults WILL UNINSTALL OLDER VERSIONS OF OUTLOOK! You can change the settings to not install Outlook 2007 and leave the older versions, but you cannot have both installed.
The Office 2007 installer should convert any configuration settings for older versions of Office, including Outlook profiles, over to be the settings for Office 2007.
If you do leave older versions of Office installed, you can remove them later via the Add/Remove Programs Control Panel.
The Office 2007 installation point has already been updated wtih Service Pack 1. It is suggested you go to the Microsoft Office Update website to download any additional updates to the software.
In some situations, you may not be able to access the Office share on the ACADEMIC server using your AD credentials. This is usually because you do not login to your computer normally using an AD account. This is especially true of users with laptops or who are off-campus. The following steps should force your computer to connect to the server as your AD identity so that you can be granted access. Use them in place of steps 1 through 3 above.