How do I customize Microsoft Office 2007 installation?

Microsoft replaced the CIW with the OCT—which is part of setup.exe—in Office 2007. Customizations are now stored in a Setup customization file. To customize Office 2007, launch setup.exe with the /admin switch. The software will then prompt you to select which product you want to customize.

Can I install Microsoft Office 2007 on multiple computers?

If depends on how you purchased Office professional 2007. If it was pre-installed on the computer (OEM copy), then it is only for one computer. If you have purchased in as a retail copy then, as said by Graham it can be installed on two computers (one desktop and one laptop).

How do I use Outlook with switches?

You can directly execute command line switches in the following way:

Open the Run command by pressing the Windows Logo + R on your keyboard.
In the box you opened in step 1, type; outlook.exe.
Press the SPACEBAR once, and then type a forward slash mark ( / ) followed by the switch you want to use (see the list below).

Can I get Clippy back?

Microsoft is bringing Clippy back to Microsoft Teams, after first resurrecting the annoying paperclip two years ago and then killing it off after a few days. A sticker pack will be available in Microsoft Teams soon that includes lots of different versions of the anthropomorphic paperclip.

Can I transfer my Microsoft Office 2007 to another computer?

You should be able to reinstall Office 2007 on a new computer. Depending on what you purchased you may be able to run it on more than one computer. If it is for use on one computer you should uninstall it on the old computer before activating it on the new computer.

How do I transfer Microsoft Office 2007 to a new laptop?

Transferring Office 2007 License to Another User

Uninstall Office 2007 on all of the original licensee’s computers.
Get the original Office 2007 installation disks, any copies the original owner may have made and proof of license.
Install and activate Office 2007 on your PC.

What is a switch in command line?

A command line switch (also known as an option, a parameter, or a flag) acts as a modifier to the command you are issuing in the Command Prompt window, in a batch file, or in other scripts. Usually, a switch is a single letter preceded by a forward slash.