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== Installing Office 2013 ==
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== Connect Network Drive in Mac OS X ==
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With Finder open, select '''Go''' from the menu bar and click '''Connect to Server…''' from the dropdown menu.
  
*Requirements: You must be running the Windows 7 operating system and connected on-campus prior to starting this installation
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In the Connect to Server window, enter in the URL for the desired network drive. For homeshare this would be '''smb://homeshare/users$/A########''' and click Connect.
  
'''If you are running Windows 7, are on-campus and logged into any of our networks you should be able to install Office 2013 by following the steps below.'''
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*Click the "Start" button.
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Enter your A# and password as credentials for the networked drive in the Name and Password fields. Ensure that '''Remember this password''' in my keychain is checked. Click Connect.  
*Select 'Computer' from the start menu
 
*Click the 'S:' drive labeled 'groupshare.mcla.edu (S:)
 
*Select the folder 'updates'
 
*Select the folder 'Office2013'
 
*Open 'setup.exe'
 
*Click '''Yes''' to the User Account Control prompt which warns you '''"this file is from an untrusted location"'''.
 
*The Installation Progress dialog box should now be displayed.
 
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*Once the installation is finished, you may be prompted to reboot your system.
 
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*After system reboot, installation is finished and Office 2013 programs are ready to use.
 
  
== Want to configure Outlook 2013 after you complete the Office 2013 installation? ==
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If you are interested in configuring Outlook 2013 which is part of this installation, please refer to:
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== Set Network Drive to Connect at Logon ==
*[[Configuring Outlook 2013]]
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From the Apple Menu in the menu bar, select '''System Preferences'''.
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From System Preferences click '''Users & Accounts'''.
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From Users & Accounts, ensure that '''Login Items''' is the selected tab. Click the '''+''' button.
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Ensure the desired directory is selected and click '''Add'''. This will ensure that the drive is mapped upon each logon.
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Latest revision as of 19:28, 27 January 2021

Connect Network Drive in Mac OS X

With Finder open, select Go from the menu bar and click Connect to Server… from the dropdown menu.

Treehouse1.png

In the Connect to Server window, enter in the URL for the desired network drive. For homeshare this would be smb://homeshare/users$/A######## and click Connect.

Treehouse2.png

Enter your A# and password as credentials for the networked drive in the Name and Password fields. Ensure that Remember this password in my keychain is checked. Click Connect.

Treehouse3.png

Set Network Drive to Connect at Logon

From the Apple Menu in the menu bar, select System Preferences.

Treehouse4.png

From System Preferences click Users & Accounts.


Treehouse5.png


From Users & Accounts, ensure that Login Items is the selected tab. Click the + button.

Treehouse6.png

Ensure the desired directory is selected and click Add. This will ensure that the drive is mapped upon each logon.


Treehouse7.png