Nothing you've recommended for this widespread SINGLE IMAGE issue has helped us. INCONVENIENCE: MICROSOFT SPEND A FEW BUCKS TO MONITOR YOUR OWN FORUMS. MOST IMPORTANTLY, I hope Fornell' and my posts help others who continue to be plagued (in some cases, for YEARS!) with this fricking, well, read it yourself: It REINSTALLS EVERY G-DA** time you open any office file (and I think any time you save too. Call it what it is so people can find the version that matches the disc for God's sake! Oh, and don't ask me why Microsoft puts "Office 2010" into a folder called "Office14". That's cool, because now we can focus on remapping those files or shortcuts to point to their respectiveĮxecutables, in my case, they'll point to:Ĭ:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14 Thanks again, Fornell, because none of the so-called experts here or anywhere were able to find what YOU yourself found, which is the ACTUAL problem. Here's the site: funduc dot com / shortcut_doctor I'm starting my repair as early as tomorrow.
The second reason is to PROPOSE (no, not marriage), hehe, but a SOLUTION:Since we know it's a MAPPING problem, there's a solid program out there called "Shortcut Doctor" that can fix your Office files (or shortcuts to your files) are improperly mapped to ".Single Image.", and you know FIGURED THAT OUT BY GOING INTO THE PROGRAM FILES FOLDER and clicking on the WOrd, Excel, PPT, etc "exectuables" WHICH OPEN So I came here to say "THANKS" and "Great job!", because I was able to VERIFY that what you said is EXACTLY CORRECT: If you chose Forced Uninstall, enter the program name which is Microsoft Office, click the Browse for button and select Folder, then browse to the Microsoft Office folder which is normally installed in Program Files or Program Files (x86). Single Image with msicuu and then overinstalling office works, but that's NO LONGER AN OPTION, and is no longer working. If you can’t find an entry for Office, click the Forced Uninstall button. I've had the same problem that's been naggin' you too, for years now!! Usually just uninstalling This will be necessary before you can purge everything in the Trash.First, GREAT sleuthework for finding the TRUE PROBLEM (of the 20-50 forums on it, only you found this):The true problem being a MAPPING problem, apparently. Purpose: Removes Office 2011 for Mac from a computer (without breaking Office 2016 for Mac) Usage: Remove2011 -Force -Help -KeepLync -SaveLicense Use -Force to bypass warnings and forcibly remove Office 2011 applications and data. Microsoft recommends you restart your computer at this point to remove any files that are cached in memory. Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac Removal Tool. Open “Computer” from the Go menu (you can use “Shift + Command + C”), double-click to open your system drive (it might be “Macintosh HD” unless you’ve renamed it), then open “Library -> Preferences” and drag “.plist” to the Trash. When you install Office and you input your license info, it creates a file. Open the “ByHost” folder, arrange everything by Name and drag anything starting with “com.microsoft” to the Trash. While you’re in this folder, you can remove the subscriptions files. If you remove them and later reinstall Office 2011, you will need to redo your customizations. Remember, these preference files contain customizations you’ve made for things like toolbars, keyboard shortcuts, and custom dictionaries. Select all the files (you can hold “Shift” to select a range of files) that start with “com.microsoft” and drag them to the trash. It’s probably a good idea to change your view in Finder to a list. Navigate to the “Preferences” and arrange everything by Name.
Click “Go,” hold the “Option” key, and click “Library.” Office 2011: How to Delete Old Microsoft Office from Mac Open Finder > Applications Locate and select Microsoft Office 2011 folder Drag-and-drop the entire. To remove the preferences, open the Library in your Home folder. One of the best ways to navigate your way through the Finder, is to use the Go menu. Once you remove the application files, it’s time to start removing all the little files spread throughout your system.
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